How to Eliminate Static Electricity in Cars?
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Before opening the car door, you can first touch the door with the metal part of the key. This way, you are less likely to get an electric shock when opening the door. The same applies when getting out of the car. Besides keys, small metal objects or cotton cloths can also be used. Wash your hands before driving or place your hand on a wall to remove static electricity. To avoid static shocks, use small metal objects (like keys) or cotton cloths to touch the door, seat back, or dashboard to discharge static electricity before touching them with your hands. Choose natural materials for car decorations and minimize the use of synthetic fabrics. Friction from synthetic fabrics is a major source of static electricity in cars. Therefore, when selecting seat covers, cushions, or floor mats, opt for leather, cotton, or other natural materials to reduce the use of synthetic products. This is especially important for seat covers, steering wheel covers, and floor mats. Placing a damp towel on the dashboard allows sunlight to quickly evaporate the moisture, increasing humidity inside the car and reducing the likelihood of static electricity. Car owners with better conditions can install a car humidifier to spray water mist periodically, preventing static electricity buildup.
