Dryer sheets are an obvious way to combat static buildup in the dryer. But there's another solution: aluminum foil. Taylor Martin CNET Contributor Taylor Martin has covered technology online for ...

Simply attach the pin to the inside of your article of clothing that’s harboring static. The discreet metal pin diverts the electricity that builds up on clothes, leaving them cling-free. 2.

A very simple way to make sure you don’t end up with static right out of the dryer is to add some type of softening agent. Typically, that comes in the form of dryer sheets, but now’s the time ...

Not only does it whisk away the bits of grass, but if I rub her down really well -- rubbing against the grain of her fur -- she can remain static-free for several days. -- A Reader in the Hill Country ...

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Whether you’re headed out or have to stay in self-quarantine, one thing that’s most annoying is static cling on clothes. While more problematic in winter than summer, static cling is always an issue ...

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If your clothes seem to have more static cling in the cold months of winter, you’re not crazy. The lack of humidity makes it a lot easier for static electricity to build up.

The combination of cotton and polyester is often the culprit behind static cling. Better yet, reports Green Guide, line dry synthetic clothing, as it tends to dry fairly quickly anyway.

If you're not a fan of dryer sheets and the residue they leave on your clothes, but your clothing comes out suffering from static cling, try this simple and cheap trick. Photo by chidsey.