barnbum

My daughter wanted me to ask all of you. :D

She wants to wear more skirts this year at college, but hates slips. She'd wear leggings or tights with them. Any solutions?

MamaBear61

Rub your tights with a bounce dryer sheet before leaving the house and throw one in you purse for a reapply if static builds up during the day.

amma

We used liquid fabric softener which seemed to work better than the sheets :D:D:D

2wheelwoman

use some hand lotion and then rub the excess on the tights or leggings. works great for me.

sewcrafty

Carry a small can of static guard, it also works on fly away hair.

CarrieAnne

I use a bit of hair conditioner dabbed into my hands. That also works on staticy hair!

Tink's Mom

I use to keep a can of static guard in my drawer at work...you could even spray it discreetly at the desk :-D :oops: :-D

lab fairy

I just don't wear the darn things. :-) I think there used to be an anti-static cling spray stuff at one time? Is it still on the market?

cjomomma

Tell her to put tennis balls in the dryer. I know that sounds strange but it really does take the static out of clothing. I have a flannel jacket that always had a bad static problem but sense i have been using tennis balls I don't have that problem any more.

stitchinwitch

Before I wore pants, I would live in dresses and skirts and always had a can of hair spray - it did the trick!