# Removing a Perspiration Odor From a Leather Chair
When you buy a new chair, one of your top priorities is preventing stains, especially if it is made of leather. However, your leather chair can still absorb unpleasant odors, such as those from a perspiring person sitting on it. Buying a leather chair secondhand increases the likelihood that the material has absorbed an odor from a previous user.
Instructions
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Sniff the different parts of the chair to determine which areas have a worse smell than others. Put some baking soda around all affected areas, putting a little more where the odor worsens. Allow the powder to rest there overnight.
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Vacuum the baking soda from the chair and check if the odor is still prominent.
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Spray a mixture of 1 part vinegar, 1 part water. Wipe off the vinegar as soon as you finish spraying it to prevent damage to the leather.
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Spray regular water onto the leather to wash off the vinegar and wipe it off immediately.
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Repeat the previous steps if the smell lingers.
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