Is your skirt clinging to your legs? Does your sweater keep shocking your arms? It’s time to do something about the electric charge taking over your wardrobe and giving you random jolts. How to get ...

As we get deeper into winter, getting dressed to go outside becomes an ordeal. Not only do we have to worry about wearing enough layers to stay warm, we also have to deal with static electricity ...

Laundry is one of those chores that never seems to end and might cost more than you think, especially when you consider the hundreds of gallons of water your washer uses.

Static cling on clothes is annoying, but you don’t have to live with it because there are several easy ways to get rid of the same! Whether you’re headed out or have to stay in self-quarantine, one ...

Signs that winter is upon us, according to our wardrobes: stocking up on cozy socks, layering outfits to stay warm, and of course, coming up with new outfit ideas that are both functional and ...

Dry air and friction create an electrical charge in your clothes, which can result in the crackling of your clothes while putting them on, fabrics clinging and itching, or getting shocked when you ...

Static is caused by the friction between different fabrics when they rub against each other. One common cause of this is the use of the tumble dryer, where an electrostatic charge builds up in the ...

Exair’s new Long Ionizing Bars are now available to eliminate static electricity on paper, film and plastics that are up to 96″ (2438mm) wide. Exair’s new Long Ionizing Bars are now available to ...