In the winter, I am going to be "numbed by static electricity"! Is there anyone who can control static electricity?

When the weather gets cold

Many people have added a new "special function"

——The body is "electrical"

Static electricity visits us on time in autumn and winter

Take off your sweater at ordinary times

Even shaking hands or combing someone's hair

You will hear the sound of "pop" electricity

There is tingling between the fingers

Static electricity is so annoying, is there anyone who can control it?

Is there a permanent solution?

How to eliminate static electricity?

Don't get angry first

You must read this static elimination guide

Where does static electricity come from?

When objects come into contact and rub against each other, the electric charges are transferred to insulators (such as some clothes). Since there is no place to release them, they accumulate on the surface of the object.
When these insulators come into contact with conductors (such as metal surfaces, human bodies, etc.), the charges find an outlet and are immediately and excitedly transferred. With a snap, the discharge is complete. This is the principle of static electricity formation.

For example, when a hand with static electricity approaches a metal door handle, many electrons in the metal will be attracted by the charge on your fingertips and move closer to your hand, creating an electric field between your finger and the door handle. Due to the tip discharge effect, the charge will gather at the fingertips , and the closer the fingertips are to the door handle, the stronger the electric field will be. Eventually, the electric field will be strong enough to break through the air, forming a strong instantaneous current. The discharge process will produce noise and sparks, and the current will act on the nerve endings of the fingers, causing us to feel pain.

Why is there static electricity in autumn and winter?

One of the most important reasons: dryness!

When people move, their skin and clothes rub against each other, and the atoms in the clothing material release some electrons and gather on the surface of the clothing. The charges inside and outside the atomic nuclei in the material are unbalanced, thus revealing electrical properties.

The humidity is relatively high in summer, and the water molecules in the air can transfer part of the charge more quickly by contacting clothes, reducing the accumulation of static electricity; the humidity is relatively dry in winter, which is not conducive to the transfer of static electricity, so we are easily "electrified".

Ways to reduce static electricity in daily life

1. Take a bath and change clothes frequently

Taking a bath and changing clothes frequently can reduce dust accumulation

Add softener to laundry

The anti-static effect will be better

At the same time, try to choose

Soft and smooth silk cotton clothing

Wear less chemical fiber clothing that is prone to static electricity

2. Increase air humidity

Mop the floor frequently and use a humidifier

Or place green plants at home

Increase the humidity in the air

All of these help reduce the accumulation of electric charges in the air.

3. Eat more fruits and drink more water

Eat more fruits and vegetables and drink more water

Calcium and vitamin C supplement

Can reduce the impact of static electricity

4. Wash your hands frequently and apply more moisturizer

Wash your hands frequently and keep them moist

This releases static electricity from the skin surface in the water

You can also apply hand cream, face cream, and body lotion on a regular basis.