Static

Put your foot Dow, I mean, of course!

I haven't noticed thisn not even in the car where I often used to get it. (Solution: hold on to the car - roof or door,but something metal - before you put your door down outside.)

For indoors, can only suggest wearing rubber-soled shoes.

I also sometimes give the dog a shock when I stroke her; I think it is worse when the air is very dry. If my hair has static, I pass a metal coat hanger over it, and the static disappears (it was a tip I read on the Internet and it works on clothes that have static too).

He does look a bit startled at times, Jaxjacky!. ?

I have this vision of a cartoon cat with his fur on end SueD ?

I’ve always been electrifying! . Just lately my poor cat has been feeling it - I go to stroke him and cracckkkkk it goes on his ear or nose! ?

me too!

I’ve noticed it since the weather warmed up, kitchen light switch and sometimes the tap, MrJ is fine, I have got an artificial fibre cardigan on, no problem wearing cotton.

I wonder if it builds up over the winter? Once you can put washing outside, it might subside. Could be the material you are wearing too. O used to have this a lot when younger.