>I have been getting shocked everytime I open my car door for years! Even
>during the summer when it isn't so dry. I know someone mentioned in a
>earlier posting about having an effect on lights, I swear when I drive
>done the road at least one street light will go out during my drive. Has
>anyone else noticed this? Thanks
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>Lachlan Mudge <[hidden email]> wrote:Thanks a lot for this
>Marc. My co-workers and I have been getting a lot of
>shocks lately, which appears to be caused by moving to a new office with
>carpet. We even tried unsuccessfully to modify our own shoes to dissipate
>charge. I have now chosen not to wear shoes, and this of course works best,
>but isn't always a suitable option. I keep getting hassled by co-workers about
>occupational health and safety issues, but my argument for not wearing shoes
>will be stronger if there is some connection to electrical sensitivity.
>Lachlan
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Marc Martin [mailto:[hidden email]]
>Sent: Thursday, 12 February 2004 1:42 AM
>To: [hidden email]
>Subject: [eSens] Re: Shoes
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> >ELECTRO-SHOES WILL GENERATE THEIR OWN POWER
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>Speaking of shoes, I don't know if anyone here has a problem with getting
>lots of shocks when they touch things, or if that's even one of the
>official symptoms of ES, but I learned a few years ago that some shoe
>companies make shoes with "static dissipating" soles. In the USA, Red Wing
>Shoes makes such shoes. I had a problem where I was always getting shocks
>when touching things, but after I bought these shoes, the problem
>disappeared.
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>Marc
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