Yes! Static occurs when your clothes become overly dry. Here are a few ideas that will help you prevent static.Tip #1Even though static is tough to deal with, especially in the winter, there is something you can do.1. Stop dryer 10-15 minutes before end of the cycle2. Wet 1-2 LooHoos, and toss it back in the dryerThis helps reduce static since it prevents the air inside the dryer from becoming too dry, which creates more static.Tip #2Another idea to help prevent static is to separate lightweight fabrics (underwear, workout clothes) from heavier fabrics (jeans, pants) and dry each group in separate cycles. First dry the lighter clothes, then pull those out and add the heavier clothes to the warmed dryer and start a new dry cycle.