Is there a problem with static electricity making a mess? What is the holder made of, wood?
1675358
Body of grinder is wood. Grinding mechanism is steel. Works perfectly--no static electricity generated.
1675359
No problems with any "static" in my experience. The storage area of the grinder is made of wood. I use mine weekly for grinding flax seed and fennel, I have had no issues what so ever with this product.
1675360
The base of the grinder is made of wood. I haven't had any problems with static electricity. It takes a little bit of time to get the knack of pouring the grounds out of the base, and learning can be messy, but once you get it spills are rare.
1641648
That's a good question. However these holds have a single hole designed for wood and screws or lags.
1881186
None. This is a wood chip holder for adding smoke, particularly in a gas grill.
1727302
well, it's definitely not wood...mine is at work, so i can't look at it right this minute...whatever it is, it's not wood, and it's real lightweight. Not having it to touch right now, I'm thinking it's made of some sort of light metal. Looks pretty good, btw. I like it.
531950
It's made of wood as well, the top plate matches the bottom. The whole unit is very sturdy and very reliable. I would not hesitate to purchase these again!
358717
I found an excellent one on Amazon, but I do not remember the name of company. Try putting wooden mounted paper towel holder in search.
1666179
They are not made to eliminate static since they are made from wool. However, I have not had problems with static since using them compared to dryer sheets. I have found the dryer time to be lowered by up to 25% lowering my electric bill by using something economical and natural. You should be able to Google something to help with static if there is a problem.
1109847
It seems to be made of solid wood. The draw does have a smell but it's tolerable. The inside of the drawer is finished similar to the top of the desk. We never use the drawer so it's always closed. If you use it the smell may eventually go away.
1853044
I would like to say yes, however...the unit I received was so poorly constructed that I would hesitate providing any type of electrical conductor for this thing. Will it actually hang there? Yes. Should you do it? Probably not. I have a solid wood headboard. There were small sparks from the unit when the chain was pulled. Wood is an insulator, metal is a conductor. My unit now resides in the local landfill.
184393
I have this chair for like 9 months now. Absolutely no issues with the microfiber covering. I pretty much use it every single day. But it does generate a lot of static electricity. Every time I sit on this chair and touch something metallic I get a jolt.Overall build quality is still questionable. Its wood inside, I don't know what kind of wood it is but it doesn't feel very sturdy. I am 5'8'' weighing like 175 lbs.
2200124
I believe this product is held in position by a static attraction, and should easily be removed by placing a piece of sticky backed tape onto one corner then pulled away.
1583841
I too was expecting wooden bristles, but they're not. They're plastic! The base of the brush is beautiful wood, but I was hoping for a solution to the static electricity I get from plastic brushes. Oh, well. Good luck to you.
1533072
Static electricity holds it to the back of the tank. It goes on the outside of the tank. Material is a plastic film not paper.
215703
The holder is a thin celluloid clear plastic. It keeps the pens in order but is not a substantial pen stand.
208305
Hold onto the sander and touch the sander to the object that you're trying to connect to. That should discharge any static electricity.
984258
holder is metal - with strong magnets. also ordered one for my laundry room.
125377
It's somene sort of bendable plastic covered wood. I'm sure it would break if stressed enough. If you have the tools & skills, I'm sure you can diy! It had holes, but as I remember, not enough. We didn't bother putting it on. The thing is so low to the ground, you can't really tell. If you have neat cables; no big deal!