My Baratza Sette 270 grinder making a very fluffy grind and I am using their container to grind beans into and after that place grind coffee into my portafilter basket. I need to press it into my triple basket to get 25-27g. I still have a static electricity problems with some roasted beans. I did an experiment with PNG organic A beans: one portion I roasted to the 2-nd crack and a bit longer to number 9-10 in CS scale, and another portion roasted to 7-8 scale a bit brownish. The darker roasted beans had no static electricity problems at all, but lighter roasted had huge static electricity. I try the same experiment with Costa Rica A beans and got the same effect. Have anybody seen the same pattern when darker roasted beans had no static electricity problem, but lighter roasted the same beans had static electricity? Could this depend on the grinder model as well? I had Breville Smart Pro grinder and never had static electricity problems with any kind of beans, but my new Baratza created static electricity. I try to put magnet on metal parts, try to put a drop of water, nothing helps to get rid of static electricity.
Any experience shared in this issue will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for suggestions.
Any experience shared in this issue will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for suggestions.

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