PVC static woahs: be gone!

[Stuart]

Didn't mythbusters have a go at getting this to happen (unsuccessfully)?

[Ashore]

Any arguments starting here about this will be deleted. Do a search and waste some time.

as if we would, why everyone knows without argueing that the best way to get rid of the static is to tune in properly and have good speakers.

[felixe]

Nice one Ashore, for a minute there I thought it was going to end up as a serious discussion!:eek:

[journeyman Mick]

There's an even simpler way to prevent static shocks from your ducting:

Live in a high humidity area!

The air never gets dry enough here to worry about static shocks.

Mick

[bitingmidge]

There's an even simpler way to prevent static shocks from your ducting:

I've never had a shock from mine!

(Do you think if I connected it to the system that would change things?)

P

[journeyman Mick]

I've never had a shock from mine!

(Do you think if I connected it to the system that would change things?)

P

Possibly, but you don't want to rush into these things .

Mick

[Cliff Rogers]

I've never had a shock from mine!

(Do you think if I connected it to the system that would change things?)

P

I reckon we'd all get a shock if you did.

[BrettC]

So you like cuddly green ants? :eek:

Very good Echidna

[David L]

Wouldn't think so. David is referring to the school of thought that ducting should be earthed to prevent an explosion or fire from static.

Any arguments starting here about this will be deleted. Do a search and waste some time.

I stand corrected
If I ever catch up with the bloke who sold me my DC I will bring him up to date.

David

[Gumby]

I've used Cuddly on my ducts for a long time now. Everybody says my ducts are much whiter and brighter than any they've seen. They are much softer too.