Static in clothes is caused by friction between fabrics, which creates an electric charge, especially in colder seasons due to low humidity. Preventing static can be achieved by using fabric softeners ...

Is your skirt clinging to your legs? Does your sweater keep shocking your arms? It’s time to do something about the electric charge taking over your wardrobe and giving you random jolts. How to get ...

Winter brings drier air inside and outside our homes, even in typically humid Southern areas. With less humidity comes static electricity and clothes that cling to your body. You may think the ...

Adding one-half cup of distilled white vinegar to the rinse cycle will help reduce static in the dryer. The vinegar helps rinse away detergent residue and relaxes clothing fibers so they are less ...

If you're not a fan of dryer sheets and the residue they leave on your clothes, but your clothing comes out suffering from static cling, try this simple and cheap trick. Photo by chidsey. Pulling out ...

Dry air and friction create an electrical charge in your clothes, which can result in the crackling of your clothes while putting them on, fabrics clinging and itching, or getting shocked when you ...

As we get deeper into winter, getting dressed to go outside becomes an ordeal. Not only do we have to worry about wearing enough layers to stay warm, we also have to deal with static electricity ...

Static cling on clothes is annoying, but you don’t have to live with it because there are several easy ways to get rid of the same! Whether you’re headed out or have to stay in self-quarantine, one ...

We've all been there? You swish down the street in your prettiest skirt, only for it to stick to you like glue. And then there's the self-consciousness and embarrassment if it rides up with every step ...

Fabric softeners can help reduce static cling while infusing your clothes with nice-smelling scents. However, some, with ...