Static electricity is abundant in our life, especially in autumn and winter. Of course, not only at home, but also in the car. However, no one likes to be suddenly shocked. Let's take a look at how to prevent static electricity in the car.

1. Wax your car in time

Waxing the car is equivalent to forming a protective film on the surface of the car paint, and the dust in the air will not directly contact with the car paint, thus avoiding the friction with the car paint. Without contact, there would be no static electricity. In addition, frequent car washing can also remove the dust on the surface of car paint in time and reduce the generation of static electricity.

2. Put the wet towel on the dashboard.

Spread a wet towel on the dashboard, and use sunlight to make water evaporate with the increase of temperature to improve the humidity in the car, or spray some water in the car regularly with a sprayer to increase the humidity in the car and reduce the static electricity generation in the car.

3. Reduce the use of chemical fiber supplies inside and outside the car.

Chemical fiber clothing is easy to carry static electricity, especially in dry autumn and winter. Usually, there is no abnormal feeling when the human body is charged with static electricity. Only when the human body comes into contact with metal conductive objects such as car doors, static electricity will generate discharge, which will make people feel electric shock.

In addition, chemical fiber seat covers and foot pads should be used as little as possible in the car to prevent electrostatic "attack" when getting off and opening the door.

4, timely hydration in summer

Drinking water can increase the humidity of the skin surface, and it will not generate static electricity by itself when it is wet. In addition, you can wash your hands or touch the wall before driving, which can eliminate static electricity.