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Wed 20 Aug 2008, 22:55
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Hello. im new to these forums (just found them) and want to start with a "funny" question ![tongue.gif](style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) i want to get a new chair for my working area. so i was thinking of getting something of this sort http://www.ikea.com/de/de/catalog/products/40103100 with the back going up till the head so i can rest my head. now the question is, will this be problematic when mixing since there will be a "wall" right behing my ear? i didnt think of it until i was in the store, almost bought it already. the material seems to be foam in the (fake)leather coating. will this create reflections that might distort my mix??
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You should let it "vent" in a vented area until it goes off.
Either some rotting hyena has slept on it, or most likely, there's some chemicals at work still and you shouldn't stay with it in a closed room. It's not normal, if it's that bad, maybe you should contact the shop.
If new, it sure must have a "new" smell, but something worse is fishy (or you have a very sensible nose).
I'm suspicious as there has already been a few stories in the news of furniture made in China that where armful because of a mishandling of chemicals. Here it can be still some product used for the fake leather that needs to go off still, or the material being badly processed.
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