Hoću da kažem! (2020. - 2025.)

[smajlic]

ma citam al vas ignorisem
nosit cu ja vama votkice u tvorza


noc @Russki i medi

[medvjed23]

ispisaćemo nezaobilazne stranice historije, biće veličanstveno

[medvjed23]

timbe, tebra, nazovi me, nemam kredita

[medvjed23]

timbe ba, ne to u venu, to je za nos, jarane.. e jebiga sad.. dobro, reći ću sokanu i rusu i haniju da ih voliš i da nisi mislio kad si ono reko.. ok, rip, brate..

[Socrates]

@toxic o cemu cemo mi veceras pricati?

[Socrates]

@Hannibal jesi li rasturio kladionicu?

@Digla_da_kreči koliko zadataka ti je nocas ostalo?

[hani_jong_un]

@Hannibal jesi li rasturio kladionicu?

@Digla_da_kreči koliko zadataka ti je nocas ostalo?

nisam na kraju ni odigro brt ☹

[hani_jong_un]

to je milijon sigurno

[Socrates]

Milion nije cifra nego broj.

[hani_jong_un]

sve ti znas

[Socrates]

Jedan nula u gemovima.

[toxic]

@toxic o cemu cemo mi veceras pricati?

Meni je staticki elektricitet tema dana, trenutno najbitnije pitanje kako ga se resiti

[Socrates]

@toxic o cemu cemo mi veceras pricati?

Meni je staticki elektricitet tema dana, trenutno najbitnije pitanje kako ga se resiti

Ja izgugl'o.

You’re not alone. Increase static electricity is common, especially in the winter. During the cold, dry winter months, static electricity can build up in the home. If this is your current situation, you could be looking for ways to reduce or remove it from your space.


From which fabrics to wear to how to de-static your carpets, we’ve got the solutions you need. Grab your dryer sheets and leather-soled shoes, and you’ll soon be going about your winter without the discomfort of too much static electricity build-up in the home.

How to Beat Static Electricity: Home Tricks


1. Buy a Humidifier

Here’s why humidity matters. In the summertime, there is enough humidity in the air to help electrons flow off of your body. This prevents you from building up a charge. In dry winters with less humidity in the air, your body will inevitably build up a larger charge. Humid air is a better conductor of electricity than dry air.

During a charge imbalance, when one body is more positively or negatively charged than another body, the electrons leap at the chance to restore the “neutral charge equilibrium.” This is why when you touch metal it seems like your skin is electrically charged — because it is! The electrons are flowing from you into the object you’re touching, thus producing the shock. They’re no longer static — they jumped!

A whole-home humidification system or the purchase of a stand-alone humidifier to target a specific room will help to reduce static electricity in the air. You’ll want to keep your space above 30%-50% relative humidity for the best anti-static results.

A humidifier may be enough to fix your situation all together. If not, there are plenty more solutions to follow.

2. Treat Your Carpets

Use an anti-static treatment on your carpets and rugs. Spraying an anti-static chemical will reduce static shocks around your home. A charge will not build up between your feet and the carpet, thus reducing your likelihood of being shocked.

3. Rub Dryer Sheets Over Your Upholstery

Grab dryer sheets, not for your laundry, but for your upholstery. Rubbing your furniture and even the seats in your car with dryer sheets will reduce the static buildup on those surfaces. Dryer sheets act as neutralizers for electrical charge (and odor). Keep some in your pocket.

These applications will help reduce static electricity in your home. For more comprehensive steps, there are ways to remove static electricity from your body. Combined, you should be able to beat the winter shocks.

Stop Being Zapped: Skin Tips

1. Stay Moisturized

Keeping your skin hydrated is one way to reduce the effects of static shock. Using lotions and moisturizers before getting dressed and throughout the day will help keep static electricity from accumulating on your body. As we learned before, the drier the air or your skin, the higher the potential of being zapped.

2. Wear Low-Static Fabrics & Shoes

Rubber-soled shoes are insulators and build up static on your body. Couple that with a wool sweater or wool socks and you’ll be wearing the ideal gear for getting zapped. All synthetic fibers, including polyester and nylon are culprits of static build up. Instead, wear leather-soled shoes and natural fibers, such as cotton socks and clothing.

So, Rubber — no. Leather — yes. Wool — no. Cotton — yes.

3. Add Baking Soda to Your Laundry

Did you know that baking soda acts as a barrier between positive and negative charges from creating static build up? It also acts as a water and fabric softener.

Along with wearing low-static materials such as leather and cotton, wash your clothing with this anti-static treatment. Add ¼ cup baking soda to your regular laundry cycle to help prevent static electricity in your laundry.

You may need to adjust the amount of baking soda between a couple tablespoons for a small load to ½ cup for larger loads. ¼ cup is the average measurement suggested.

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[toxic]

Vecinu toga sam prilagodila, i Lejla je jutros nasla par saveta, jos se nisam lakom poprskala
A ne mogu skontati sta je uzrok, nije to stalno, al' taman kad pomislim da je proslo ono opet pecne. I ranije se desavalo, ali ne u ovoj meri.

[Russki]

dobro jutro nacijo

[pink floydd]

Dobro jutro

[Iskra]

Dobro jutro , kako ste danas?