Well, I don't have a techneak to report at this time, but if one of you knows one I will edit this post to put it up, giving full credit, of course.
Both Dale and I have encountered problems lately with the effects of static electricity on foodstuffs. I run into it whenever I use the coffee grinder and then try to pour the grounds into the coffee maker. Dale came across it trying to pour some Red River cereal through a funnel. Stuff sticks to the materials instead of sliding off them, and it's not because there is a sticky substance on the stuff. The coffee and it's container actually get so staticky (is that a word=?) that it leaps out in all directions if I tap the container to dislodge it - coffee everywhere, Dale is not pleased, not good.
Both of the offending plastic parts (funnel and grinder out container) are made of plastic. The coffee container is clear and has a #1 triangle on it, making it PETE or PET according to Wikipedia. The funnel is made of a white plastic, but is too old to have a triangle, so I am not sure what kind of plastics it is.
I have heard of people rubbing dryer sheets on stuff that is staticky, but I don't think I want those on my food. So, the question is: does anyone know a food-safe way to get rid of static?
Saturday, January 12, 2008
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