I loosened each staple by prying it up with a screwdriver, then pulled it out with pliers. (I started by grabbing one end of the staple and pulling straight up, this does not work! You have to grab the staple, then used the wood as leverage to work against the pliers.)
Okay, now I have to get the foam. I'm going to do one chair at a time so I don't have all 4 chairs out of commission at once. Also, I've decided that I'm going to leave the arms on the end chairs. These will now be the chairs my skinny husband and I use for 1) the computer and 2) teaching piano. That will leave the armless ones to become the parsons chairs, which will be comfortable for any type of booty.
I loosened each staple by prying it up with a screwdriver, then pulled it out with pliers. (I started by grabbing one end of the staple and pulling straight up, this does not work! You have to grab the staple, then used the wood as leverage to work against the pliers.)
Okay, now I have to get the foam. I'm going to do one chair at a time so I don't have all 4 chairs out of commission at once. Also, I've decided that I'm going to leave the arms on the end chairs. These will now be the chairs my skinny husband and I use for 1) the computer and 2) teaching piano. That will leave the armless ones to become the parsons chairs, which will be comfortable for any type of booty.
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