What can I do if my IKEA product smells unpleasant?
Learn why new IKEA products may sometimes have a smell after unpacking and what you can do if it bothers you.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
✓ Allow the product to air out for a few days
✓ Remove packaging as soon as possible
✓ Clean covers or surfaces according to care instructions
✓ Avoid excessive moisture or harsh cleaning products
IMPORTANT TO KNOW
- proof of purchase
- your receipt or order number
- alternatively your IKEA Family card if it was used during purchase
RETURN EXCEPTIONS
- Mattresses can only be returned within the mattress trial period
- Electrical appliances are only accepted in their original packaging
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