HOW TO REMOVE STATIC FROM CLOTHES - 5 Simple hacks to try at home

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Thank you for watching and happy styling!
Sarah

[@jadef6784]

Moisturizing your hands and body, with lotion, works wonders,! But, mixing 50/50 downy liquid laundry softener or similar with water, and spray the mixture, to your clothing, bedding, fabric car seats, will take the ZAP, out of your day! You’re welcome! Aloha808

[@lifewithceecee9035]

Thank you

[@johnreid5814]

Yo this worked

[@inspiredbycreation4121]

I had a beautiful long cardigan chenille-like sweater made of acrylic and nylon that arrived slightly wrinkly. I placed it in the dryer with a damp towel to remove the wrinkles, and it came out very staticky. I tried several common ways of fixing it, and they didn't work. So finally, after watching this video, I sprayed it heavily with a soft fog-like spray that did the trick. So yes, the loss of the moister in the dryer had caused the problem. Thank you!

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

So delighted to hear that this video helped! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@juraj_b]

Thanks for the tips. I use the little sheets but for sports clothes that can’t have any softener it doesn’t work. I’ll try the dampening next time

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Thanks for watching! Hope the tips helps :)

[@skpickard2009]

Thank you 😊 This helped a ton! I also find that mixing synthetic material in the dryer with wool makes it worse! So, no wool socks in with the rest of the laundry 😅

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

So glad it helped! Yes, you're right, mixing fabrics can be problematic too! Thanks for watching!

[@darkfoxa]

I have a couple of knitted sweaters with this issue, but I've usually dried them on a drying rack.
Gonna try to get a hold of a spritzer bottle and hope that helps. It's somewhat unnerving to take the thing off and have it spark and crackle like it does 😨

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Let me know if that works for you! 😀

[@huntrrams]

Thank you for the tips! I heard people use a humidifier to get rid of static, would this work?

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Yes this would work as it puts moisture back into the environment. :)

[@bereruter0]

Wow the shaking clothes thing actually worked, thanks :P

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Yay! Thanks for watching and trying it out!

[@animaldoc3305]

Thank you!

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

You are most welcome! :)

[@darylemorris2292]

Very helpful .. Thank you 🙂

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

My pleasure, thanks for watching!

[@Antoshka87]

so for unknown reasons, I've always felt the need to spritz the clothes with some water when I got static 😮and I didn't know it was a thing, I just felt it was right because it apparently worked! probably maybe because statis feels dry and itchy too, and water helped to relieve that :)) but nevertheless, good tips in your video! thank you!

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Thanks for sharing!! You’ve got good instincts! ☺️

[@anakintrashwalker2134]

The only useful video that actually helped. 😂

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

Thank you!

[@theresa4336]

Spray them with water, let me save you 4 minutes, she gets to that right at the end

[@cynthiahunter3269]

Thank you! I couldn't watch through all of her advertising.

[@debrafoster2794]

Very chatty…

[@riffraff2906]

👎🏻Nothing works for me.

[@ddennis2430]

It's not my clothes but my body that is the static problem. Nothing I can really do to stop it. I'm assuming you have the same situation

[@TokyofromJapan27]

@@ddennis2430 u shld step on grass barefoot to release the static frm ur body

[@serenity3157]

​@@TokyofromJapan27do grass required or ground only is okay?

[@pinokodayo]

Jesus Christ we didn’t need 20 mins of explanation just give the solution

[@sarahryanthestylecoach]

You seem like a lovely person.

[@LoriBothwell]

Lol 😂

[@danielamazza1063]

Lol

[@rebeccas2801]

Videos only 4 minutes, did you need to watch it 5 times to understand it or something?