Fashion

[Effie54]

I bought the Graver TSV last week and received it on Monday. It fits pretty well, and reminds me of the old Susan Graver peace skin fabric, only much thinner. I found it to be very staticky. How did you get this to not to have so much static and stick to everything? I tried Static Guard and that didn't work well, nor did a dryer sheet. Any ideas? Thanks ladies.

[Kathlen]

There's a little trick I learned years ago to control static cling - and won't harm your skin or your garments.

Take a little liquid soap and rub it between your hands ... just a drop - your hands should be almost dry .... then lightly run your hands where you are having cling problems.

Works every time!

[Giordan]

On 3/12/2015 Kathleen said:

There's a little trick I learned years ago to control static cling - and won't harm your skin or your garments.

Take a little liquid soap and rub it between your hands ... just a drop - your hands should be almost dry .... then lightly run your hands where you are having cling problems.

Works every time!

Thank you...thank you...thank you

[BARBIE100]

I use a Bounce fabric sheet any time I have static. Just rub it on the underside of the garment. It smells good too.

[Coco Butter Bean]

Susan mentioned this morning that people have been saying that hairspray works, too.

[Stray]

Careful on the hairspray as it may stain the fabric..fabric softener is best as suggested