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.

Your clothes cling to your limbs, your hair stands on end, and every doorknob greets your hand with a zap. Just what is static anyway, and why is it all up in your business this time of year?

Static cling can be a frustrating annoyance, but it’s easy enough to prevent. If it flares up and you’re in a pinch, you can use hairspray or hand lotion to get rid of that irksome cling.

In the fall and winter, I find the static cling gets so bad that I can't wear half my wardrobe (especially the lighter fabrics). Do you have any tips for beating it? There are many techniques to ...

A LAUNDRY expert has shared a cheap and easy way to reduce static cling without residue-shedding dryer sheets. "The Laundry Evangelist" Patric Richardson insists that the best thing you can use to ...

For millennia, scientists have puzzled over the reason why rubbing two insulators together can produce static cling — and you may be shocked to hear that the standard explanation is wrong.