Sweaters are prone to static electricity. Sweaters are usually made of chemical fiber, which is easy to generate static electricity, especially in dry winter climate. In addition, when the sweater is worn on the body, as long as the clothes rub against the human body, static electricity will be generated. Therefore, sweaters are prone to static electricity, and static electricity lasts for a long time.

In order to reduce the static electricity of sweaters, some measures can be taken. For example, wiping the sweater with a wet towel before wearing it, or adding a softener to the water, and wiping the sweater after the towel touches it, can increase the wetness of the sweater and reduce the occurrence of static electricity. In addition, you can also rub the battery on the surface of the sweater once to eliminate static electricity. In the dry winter, reducing the number of wearing sweaters or choosing to wear pure cotton clothes as much as possible can also effectively reduce the generation of static electricity.