When you keep your hand near the screen your hair acquires an induced positive charge which gets attracted to the screen’s static negative charge. This is the “pull” sensation you feel.

Originally Answered: why do plastic objects frequently become covered with dust ? Most plastics are poor conductor of electric current and are not able to dissipate the static charge created on their surface . because of this static charge dust particles gets attracted and often stick to plastic surface.

why in winter our hair is attracted towards our clothes but in summer they don’t ?????? Static cling is a phenomenon caused by static electricity. When dry materials rub against each other, they can exchange electrons, creating an electrical charge. Oppositely charged objects will then become attracted to each other.

Though the TV is switched off, the television screen remains electrically charged and it exerts an electrostatic force on our hand if brought near to the screen. Due to this force the hairs of the hand raise up.

1 Answer. Static electricity. The cathode ray tube shoots electrons at the back of the TV screen, which becomes negatively charged. The negatively charged hairs on your arm are attracted by the positively charged (electron deficient) screen.

You probably notice that as you move your and across the screen, hand is distorted, or bent. To see this effect more clearly, take a pencil or a ruler and wave it across the screen. The reason for the ‘bending’ is that in reality the monitor does not ‘flash’ the entire image all at once, but ‘raster scans’ the image.

Transporting a flat screen TV: Can you lay it flat? The answer to whether it’s okay to lay a flat screen down flat on its side is yes… and no. You aren’t going to damage the internal workings of your flat screen TV by laying it flat.

A flat-screen, 65 inch, TV has to be packed, preferably in its original box. It should be positioned upright if possible, and well protected from moving inside the car. If the TV is going to be transported in a vehicle with opened cargo space, it must be protected from direct sunlight and moisture.

Nope. Even if you lift a 65 inch TV alone, the force you put on both the sides while lifting might damage the panel. One person lift only ends in tears. Needed 2 people the carry the box as well as safely lift the TV into the stand and onto the table.

You may be able to fit the TV in its carton flat in the cargo space, but if the TV is not upright during transport there is an increased risk of damage. The video at the 1 minute 11 second mark suggests a 65″ TV will fit in a full size SUV and a 51″ TV will fit in a standard size SUV.

How to Pack a TV for Moving in 5 Easy Steps

1. Unplug any cords and accessories. The first step is to unplug and organize any external cords.
2. Wrap the screen in a blanket or other barrier.
3. Find the original packaging or a suitable moving box.
4. Secure the TV inside the moving truck.
5. Unpack the TV with care.

Wrap the TV with a moving blanket – you might need two blankets depending on how large your TV is. Wrap the TV with the blanket and secure the blanket with tape….If You Don’t Have the Original TV Box

1. Packing tape.
2. Bubble wrap.
3. Moving blanket.
4. Box cutter.
5. Wardrobe box.