My apple blue tooth static problem.

Hello, if anybody know how to discharge the static from the apple blue tooth headset, please let me know. it was working fine for a while and then start making that nose. I was trying to ground it but nothing seems to work yet. I have jawbone bluetooth and it does work well with the same 3G Iphone.
Thanks!

jawbone support say they have a method of fixing that at:
http://us.jawbone.com/knowledgebase.aspx

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