13-04-2020, 02:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 13-04-2020, 02:27 PM by ppppenguin.)
Peter, that's true of quite a few shocks. When you jump to fall off the ladder/scrape your hand/bang your elbow etc.
I have a sort-of feather duster made from nylon fibres or similar. It holds the dust well, partly due to static. Once I decided to clean it with a vacuum cleaner. The rush of air built up a huge charge which inevitably discharged through me. It really stung and made me jump.
The picture is from 2009, taken at the Amberley Museum. Amazing what a Van-de-Graaf machine does with long hair. She says she barely felt anything.
I have a sort-of feather duster made from nylon fibres or similar. It holds the dust well, partly due to static. Once I decided to clean it with a vacuum cleaner. The rush of air built up a huge charge which inevitably discharged through me. It really stung and made me jump.
The picture is from 2009, taken at the Amberley Museum. Amazing what a Van-de-Graaf machine does with long hair. She says she barely felt anything.
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