If there’s anything on par with a head of staticky hair, it's static-ridden clothing. When fabrics rub up against each other, the friction creates an electrostatic current, which then translates to ...

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 ...

Your clothes cling to your limbs, your hair stands on end, and every doorknob greets your hand with a zap. Just what is static anyway, and why is it all up in your business this time of year?

Static cling can be a frustrating annoyance, but it’s easy enough to prevent. If it flares up and you’re in a pinch, you can use hairspray or hand lotion to get rid of that irksome cling. When I do ...

For a homespun approach, try taking a wire hanger and running the long side over the skirt, slip, panty hose or trousers to help remove static cling. Supposedly, the hanger picks up all those loose ...

We're not sure which is worse: finding a pair of nylon undies slipping out of the sleeve of your sweater or wearing a synthetic fabric skirt clinging to your legs in all the wrong places. Both are ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cutting your dryer cycle short and letting clothes air-dry slightly can prevent overdrying, which is a major cause of static cling ...

It’s that time of year again — static is the most wonderful time of the year’s unfortunate side effect. That’s why you keep finding your hair standing on end, your clothes sticking together, and your ...