Static electricity

[soberups]

Now that autumn/winter weather is here, the issue of static electricity has returned. The cold, dry air causes static buildup everytime we get in and out of the seat and its pretty annoying to get shocked everytime the bulkhead door is touched.

My solution is cheap and easy; I just bring a few dryer sheets from home and rub one on the seat and seat back and then put it in my back pocket every time I start noticing static buildup. The same chemicals that prevent static cling in the dryer will also prevent it in the package car. Plus they make my butt smell lemony fresh.

 

[Operational needs]

I've found that using two dryer sheets in the dryer when drying everything, helps eliminate it.

 

[Wally]

I use generic static guard spray. One can lasts all season.

 

[oldngray]

Just spray some lemon Pledge on your seat for that lemony butt.

 

[bleedinbrown58]

Just spray some lemon Pledge on your seat for that lemony butt.

It's kinda like spraying lemon scented air freshener after you finish up in the bathroom. Smells like lemons and azzz...lol

 

[Wally]

It's kinda like spraying lemon scented air freshener after you finish up in the bathroom. Smells like lemons and azzz...lol

That's a polished stool.

 

[sortaisle]

My dad always says after entering a restroom where someone just dropped a deuce that it smells like someone Febreeze.

 

[Ouch]

I had a mall route where I pushed a cart. I ended up tying 2 pieces of metal to the cart that drug the ground to keep from getting knocked down.

 

[barnyard]

Last year someone brought this up and I tried rubbing a dryer sheet on the seat and I have to say, it worked really well.

Thanks for bringing it up again.

 

[jumpman23]

Now that autumn/winter weather is here, the issue of static electricity has returned. The cold, dry air causes static buildup everytime we get in and out of the seat and its pretty annoying to get shocked everytime the bulkhead door is touched.

My solution is cheap and easy; I just bring a few dryer sheets from home and rub one on the seat and seat back and then put it in my back pocket every time I start noticing static buildup. The same chemicals that prevent static cling in the dryer will also prevent it in the package car. Plus they make my butt smell lemony fresh.

Wear gloves, problem solved and will keep your hands from looking like Freddie Krueger hands from drying and cracking up lmfao.

 

[brown metal coffin]

I keep a bottle of static guard in the truck. Spray the seat and the back of my pants.

 

[Thebrownstreak]

i always just touch the bulkhead with the back of my hand….wakes me up some days

 

[TooTechie]

they make my butt smell lemony fresh.

You're doing it wrong

 

[You've Got Mail]

I like the shock. It's not enough to bother me.

 

[brown metal coffin]

Some times it builds up and when I'm walking through one of my dept store pick ups the shock comes through one of my boots like I stepped on a live wire. I know to always walk with my feet curled in boots at that stop.

 

[3 done 3 to go]

Wear gloves, problem solved and will keep your hands from looking like Freddie Krueger hands from drying and cracking up lmfao.

Oh yeah! I forgot about my gloves in my coat pocket. Thanks Jump. "Shocking "

 

[jumpman23]

Oh yeah! I forgot about my gloves in my coat pocket. Thanks Jump. "Shocking "

I don't much like wearing gloves either but your hands will thank you for it later lol.

 

[Rainman]

Wear gloves, problem solved and will keep your hands from looking like Freddie Krueger hands from drying and cracking up lmfao.

I get shocked through my gloves.

 

[toonertoo]

I sprayed some rookie butts with my static guard today. I keep on in the truck, in case I forget my dryer sheets. If all else fails, wet your boots/shoes.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I sprayed some rookie butts with my static guard today. I keep on in the truck, in case I forget my dryer sheets. If all else fails, wet your boots/shoes.

DOB...LOL