What's the best way to deal with static shock

What's the best way to deal with static shock in Toronto's dry air?

Health & Wellness 1w ago 4 answers •

I'm getting frustrated with static shocks in my daily life, from elevator buttons to car door handles. I've heard humidifiers can help, but I'm not always at home. Are there any other tricks to avoid the zaps?

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hugo38 • 1w ago

When you strike a metal object with sufficient force, the static electricity can be released without causing discomfort.

Gijs B • 1w ago

Keeping your skin covered and well-moisturized, especially on areas like your shins, arms, and hands, can help alleviate static shock.

noor71 • 1w ago

To minimize static shock, I often position myself with my elbows bent, using my sweater sleeves to cover my fingers. This habit has developed over the past 7 years, and it's become second nature.

Pieter • 1w ago

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