Winter is beautiful!
In the winter in the North, there are countless bright snowflakes. With the snow as your companion, you can meditate in the vast white snow!
Winter in the south is rarely accompanied by crystal snowflakes.
But there are plum blossoms "The edge of the sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold.", and camellias "The branches of early spring bloom alone, fighting with the plum blossoms in the wind and snow.", and for southerners, stay with me in the warm winter!
Although winter is beautiful, I am most afraid of winter.
If someone asks you, what are you most afraid of in winter?
Some people say they are afraid of getting out of bed, some people say they are afraid of getting their clothes dirty, some people say they are afraid it won’t snow in the south in the winter...it’s really all kinds of things.
Speaking of winter, what I fear most is not these things. What I fear most is static electricity!
If I touch anything with metal, I will get "electricity".
Whether it is driving the door, touching the door handle, turning on the gas stove or the faucet, without exception, static electricity is particularly keen on me.
I dare not touch the up and down buttons when entering the elevator. I basically press them with my phone.
What's incredible is that sometimes this can "power" you.
My mobile phone uses a plastic and rubber mobile phone case. This can "electricity" me through the insulator, which I still can't figure out.
In winter, static electricity bothers me all the time.
I feel helpless and a little scared.
So, I checked many ways to reduce static electricity.
I heard that if you wet your hands, there will be no static electricity.
So, I covered my hands with my cuffs and turned on the faucet.
thought, if we wet our hands first, there would be no static electricity.
Unexpectedly, I was "electrified" by the water flowing out of my own faucet.
I heard that if you clap your hands hard first and then move them, static electricity will disappear.
So, before I opened the car door, I clapped my hands so hard that they almost hurt.
Then, touch, "pop", this time I actually saw a white light flash between the handlebar and my fingers.
Although it was only for a moment, I was really shocked.
What's the best way? By the way, let's touch it quickly first.
But the result, self-evidently, is useless to me.
Sometimes, I can't help but feel this way.
The static electricity was like a fish bone, piercing my throat.
I wish I could divide it all at once.
Is there any way to keep me away from the trouble caused by static electricity?
allows me to cook a fragrant meal with peace of mind.
made me open the car door and pick up the kids without hesitation.
allows me to play with my children "without any scruples" in winter.
Do you have any tips for preventing static electricity? Welcome to leave a message and comment.
