Why Do I Get Shocked When I Touch Metal? Causes and Solutions
⚡ Why Do I Get Shocked When I Touch Metal? 😨 The Unexpected Jolt That Nobody Warned You About That sudden zap when touching metal? You’re not alone — and there’s a reason behind it You reach for a door handle — zap! You touch your car — snap! You shake someone’s hand — ouch! It feels like a small lightning bolt just struck you, and you wonder, " Is this normal? Am I doing something wrong?" If this happens to you frequently, you’re not alone. Many people feel confused, annoyed, or even scared by it. But it’s not your fault — and it’s not dangerous. In this blog, we’ll break it all down so you know what’s really happening. 🌩️ What You're Feeling Is Static Electricity Static electricity builds up in your body and discharges when you touch metal The shock is caused by a static electricity discharge — a brief surge of energy when your body’s built-up charge is released upon contact with a metal object. It's like a mini lightning bolt between you and the me...