Three little tricks to make this winter less "crackling"

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During the winter season, it feels like we are undergoing "electrotherapy" every day. From touching door handles opening windows, to taking off clothes, we are constantly being attacked by static electricity. Here are three little tips to help you reduce the "crackling" this.

① Keep your hair clean.

The dry winter climate makes it especially easy for dandruff to form. Hair that is coated with dandruff and dirt is breeding ground for static electricity. It is important to wash your hair and take baths frequently in winter, and to change your clothes often. This can effectively remove the accumulated electricity on your body. It is best to choose soft, smooth cotton or silk fabrics for your clothes, and to avoid synthetic materials as much as possible, as they very prone to static electricity.

② Touch the keys before opening the door.

When touching an iron door, do not directly touch it with your hands. You can first a bunch of keys in your pocket with a large area of your hand, and then use the tip of one key to touch the iron door. This will discharge the from your body.

③ Touch the car door before getting out.

When getting out of a taxi, static electricity is generated due to the friction between your body and the. When you close the door after getting out, your hand may suddenly touch the iron door and get shocked. What should you do?

When you get up and rub the seat, touch the metal parts of the car in advance. This will allow you to discharge the static electricity on your body at any time, so that you don get shocked when you suddenly touch the iron door after getting out of the car.