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    The best way to reduce static in the house during Winter time is by adding moisture to the air. Either a vaporizer, or by simmering a big pot of water on the stove. Both work like a charm. Fabric softener sheets are filled with chemicals, and I'd be reluctant to subject a kitty to them. Makes them smell pretty, but not a good idea.
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    Yes, I wouldn't use fabric softeners either but an unscented Bounce sheet is ok. I never tried simmering water, just water and the cats would get into it. I do have a small fountain in the foyer and that seems to help but Pidge is the cat w/the longest hair and she HATES being brushed, so the Bounce keeps her from looking like Cosmic Cat.

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    Mary

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    Medusa did suggest an unscented Bounce sheet - and that it didn't hurt the cats as it didn't touch the skin.

    They might lick it, though - and I had the same concern about powder...

    Then I thought - CORN STARCH!

    Cole will smell like a snack!
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    Hmmm, I didn't even think about the licking. I must be having a blonde day. But I use it only on the top of Pidge's back and if she can lick there, she's quite the acrobat.

    Blessings,
    Mary

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