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everylittle | 20:22 Thu 25th May 2006 | How it Works
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How can I stop getting static shocks from my children when I'm on the trampoline with them. It's getting to the stage where I'd rather not go on it as the shocks are quite painful!
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Avatar Image B00

Wear wellies?


oooooo how about a pair of Marigolds on your hands?

20:41 Thu 25th May 2006
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Don't let the children on it.


lol

20:55 Thu 25th May 2006
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It's possible that the working of the spring support system on the trampoline could cause static electricity buildup of some kind. Why don't you try suspending a cable, chain or other metallic material from the frame of the trampoline near where the springs are attached to the mat and make sure it reaches the ground. Even better would be to drive a nail in the ground and attach the chain to it. It might help ground the trampoline...Can't hurt...
00:44 Fri 26th May 2006
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What about wearing thos latex verucca socks that people wear for swimming?
18:48 Fri 26th May 2006

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