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Anonymous No. 16113829

Retard here. Everything in my house constantly bangs me with static electricity. There's literally a visible arc when I touch the door handle. Is there a quick fix to make it less problematic?

Anonymous No. 16113841

>>16113829
you in 2 weeks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVsVDMJRAR4

Anonymous No. 16113845

Similar problem myself. I seem to be very prone to getting static shocks. I take the following precautions which somewhat mitigate it.

- Wear clothes made of natural fibers such as cotton. Avoid synthetics like polyester.
- Don't wear slippers or shoes indoors. On really bad days I avoid wearing even socks.
- If possible have a humidifier running. Dry air supports static buildups.

Anonymous No. 16113847

>>16113845
I dont have a humidifier but I do have a spray bottle, will occasionally chucking some water mist in the air help it?

Anonymous No. 16113857

>>16113847
I guess you could try it. I don't know how long the dispersal from a spray bottle will remain airborne though. Probably not long. Do you live in a dry climate? If so you might want to invest in a proper humidifier to preserve your sanity. I travel to Las Vegas somewhat frequently and I'm basically a lightning rod when I'm there, getting shocked by just about anything metallic that I touch.

Anonymous No. 16113930

>>16113847
Lol no

Anonymous No. 16113933

>>16113829
Yeah I just hold a small metal object and ground it to whatever would shock me whenever I get up off my chair while humidity is low.

The discharge is irrelevant when it's distributed through the object and over a large area of skin.

Anonymous No. 16114208

>>16113829
Why not harness the energy instead of getting rid of it? Let's connect you to some wires and sell the power back to the grid.