10 Mar
2004
10 Mar
'04
11:07 a.m.
Hi
One other thought. Take some liquid dish soap and
delute a couple of spoons full into a bucket. Mop
the floor with this, without rinsing ( just let it dry ).
This should also help some.
Dwight
From: "Brian Mahoney"
<brianmahoney(a)look.ca>
>
>Any ideas on reducing/controlling the static?
>
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>Ottawa, Canada
>
The problem isn't moisture, most basements have enough of that especially if
you used new wood for studs. The laminate flooring is causing the problem.
There are some kinds that have anti-static built into them but not yours,
obviously.
If the problem is around your stored computers, I would suggest an
anti-static mat with a ground cord. For the price you could get a few and
place them all around your work area. I'm sure someone here could figure out
how to ground the whole floor since it is now, more or less, monolithic.
Hope this helps.
BM