Antistatic fluid

Static hair, fabric that clings to the body or your pet’s fur on the car upholstery. Familiar? Who doesn’t know it. One of the most irritating phenomena when taking off a hat can now be tamed. Tip: antistatic fluid. A fluid with the charming name “Ania” counteracts the build-up of static in fabrics. How does it work? The fluid contains substances that reduce the amount of electric charge on the fabric, so there is no “static” effect, i.e. the material sticking to the skin or to other materials. Electric charges are present on most surfaces, e.g. on the skin, on car upholstery, on bedding, etc. Rubbing materials promotes the accumulation of electric charges. This is what happens, for example, when we take off a hat several times a day. The “charged” material attracts dust particles or fur. This is especially visible on car upholstery or on the dashboard. Spraying the dashboard, upholstery or fabric with an antistatic fluid, which is sometimes described as electrostatic fluid, allows you to significantly reduce this effect. Thanks to the spray, there will be no visible traces of dust on the dashboard, pet hair will be easier to remove from the fabric and there will definitely be less of it. The fluid is used on dry clothes and surfaces that become electrified. After spraying with the fluid, the effect of being ‘shocked’ when coming into contact, for example with upholstery or the car dashboard, is also reduced. The spray has a delicate fragrance and a small, handy 250 ml container. With the atomiser, the fluid can be quickly applied to electrified surfaces. After drying, the fabric has a lower electric charge on the surface and does not attract pollen, dust or pet hair, and clothes sprayed with the antistatic fluid do not become charged with static electricity. Check out our other sewing accessories in our haberdashery shop. Our offer includes: decorative buttons, guipure lace, grosgrain tape, sewing accessories, tailor’s tape measure and other haberdashery