DSF

never do anything...

I just take them out of the plastic bag fix the transfer and press.

I don't do anything usually although I have occasionally noticed a really tiny odd speck or two on the odd mug afterward which looks like a trapped fibre or dust strand that's taken on the colour. Not sure how you'd see it beforehand though, it adds to its hand made authenticity doesn't happen often.

logobear, ArferMo and mr-gobby Thank you all for your replies I did not know there was A second page to the post. BillyG

I mentioned the specks to my misses who said it's the jumper i had on and to wear a white t shirt, did this and no problems, apparently she discovered similar when icing cakes! The fibres of your clothing can get attracted by the static, mine was a new hoodie In this instance.

Teach you not to wear man made fibers..... stick to natural then no static (except for hair type natural fabrics)

70/30 mix, thought that would be fine?

Ummmm, only a 30% chance of getting a static related fluff issue then :rolleyes:

lol, the 30% might just be in the hoodie waist band But I'll wear a white cotton doctors coat from now on!

Why not wear a hazmat suit like the rest of us, I think they come in red to blend in better this time of year

I must admit that the gloves do make it more difficult for fine detailed weeding though.