10 Ways To Reduce Static Cling and Electricity

Static cling seems to happen more often in the winter months when the air is dry and the heat is on. But thats not the only issue. There is likely static electricity in your home at the same time. Overall, you can reduce static electricity in your home by trying some of these tips.

• Try using a humidifier. Adding moisture to the air will help. If you don’t have one, you can also boil a large pot of water on your stove. The steam will absorb in the air.
• Rub dryer sheets on upholstery (and even your clothes to reduce static cling).
• Moisturize your skin! Dry skin can actually add to static electricity and shocks. It can also help when your clothing is clinging to your skin!
• If you don’t have an anti-static spray, you can use aerosol hairspray in a pinch!
• Wear leather-soled shoes so the electricity can flow freely through your body. Rubber shoes lock the electricity all in one place, increasing likelihood for shocks!

Here are another 10 Ways You Can Reduce Static Cling:

DIY Wood Dryer Balls by Scratch Mommy
Easy DIY Dryer Sheet Alternative No More Toxins by  by Foothills Mama
Use Safety Pins to get rid of Static Cling by by Premeditated Leftovers
Benefits of Drying Your Clothes Outdoors by Thrifty Jinxy
Static Cling by  by Junk in their Trunk.
The Many Uses of Baby Powder by Saw Pan
10 Ways to use Vinegar: Preventing Static Cling by Masshole Mommy
Soften Your Laundry Naturally with Smart Sheep Wool Dryer Balls by Outnumbered 3-1
You Can Use What Instead of Dryer Sheets by Creekline House
DIY Dryer balls by  by The Things We’ll Make

Are there any methods you have tried to reduce static cling or static electricity? What has worked best for you? Would love to hear them in the comments!