I just bought a stool yesterday, and later I found that the handle of the stool was a little peeling, but it was not broken. What should I do?

There are two solutions, 1 is a direct replacement.

Difficult, is there a receipt, and the merchant is not an asshole who refuses to replace it.

In practice, if every stool he sells has peeling problems, he can only admit it, because all the stools sold by others are peeling like this, and you won't buy them whether they look good or not.

If there is only your peeling, it may be that the stool used to be a sample, and then the price was sold to you, so you can only accept it, because there is no good product because it is cheap, which is an accepted fact. If you want to change it, you have to spend a little more money instead of buying a sample stool.

If they refuse to change, they will use legal weapons to protect themselves. I believe that as long as you complain to the Consumers Association and you don't replace the defective products for me, their businesses will be afraid. After all, no one wants to make trouble.

2, use it,

Since it is peeled, it proves to be leather, which is beyond doubt.

If the skeleton is strong, but the skin is rough, you can take good care of it. Rub some oil for protection, and the one specially used for rubbing skin can also be used.

Either get something to protect the leather and cover it first, or the more you use it, the more peeling it will become.

Let me give my opinion. I must pay attention to shopping. This kind of problem will naturally be avoided when buying next time. I must watch carefully when I am present. If I am not sure, I will consult my friends or family or buy them together. If the price is not high and I am too lazy to bother, then I will learn a long lesson and throw it away after using it.

That's all. I hope I can help you.