Goo Gone Original Liquid Bundle

What a savior, this product save our wood stairs, we cold someone to try to removed tape that and idiot place on our stair, (tenant) he wanted $4000 to fix it. I started to look for other options and i found this product. I was not sure it will work. Let me tell you this product work well, need vey little, smell good. Went my husband arrive home he couldn’t Belive how the stair look so good and the wood look good. Ah also removes paint, i found out by mistake,

This product delivers exactly as promised! I had inherited a bureau after someone had taped the drawers shut and then had removed the tape leaving a heavy adhesive residue behind. The bureau otherwise was in great condition and was made with real wood, not plywood so my husband and I tried every cleaner we had in our house including Murphy’s oil soap and none of them worked at all. So I ordered this product and it did a great job of removing the adhesive without causing any damage to the wood’s finish or stain. I would definitely recommend this product!

We used this to help remove silicone caulk from a tub in our home - it made the job so much quicker and cleaner!

Been using this for many years. Works well and doesn't do damage to most things. First thing to do is test it to make sure. Smells good. Bottle came with a weird permanent dent in it and it does cost more than a box store so most likely from this point on I'll get it somewhere else. But if you can't it's definitely worth having around the house.

Very safe and effective way to remove anything sticky or gooey!

Pro: This is an original formula and works great as described. I've used it to remove stubborn adhesive sticker residue for years. I already removed the old stickers pasted on glass and hard plastic coffee cups, but that annoying glue film just wouldn't go away until I used Goo Gone Original Liquid - 8 Ounce on it. Good New!! I have now used the free plastic scraper to remove a MONSTER of a glue pad (designed to capture mice! ) that had been left outside on the sidewalk I was sweeping and I didn't see it until I'd accidentally stepped on it. A neighbor pointed it out to me just as I finished sweeping and we saw that it was partially stuck to the sole of my rubber Crocs sandal shoe. Taking the shoe off, we both attempted to pull the cardboard glue thing off and the more we pulled, the more the glue seemed to stretch, and refused to release! It took the two of us several minutes just to get it off piece by piece. At least I didn't walk into my home with it still stuck on. I know this product isn't supposed to be used on rubber, but Crocs are expensive and I had nothing to lose by attempting to clean off this MONSTER glue from my sandal. Wearing disposable gloves, I first applied it with a lot of paper towels to dissolve and wipe off most of the glue. It worked, but it still was not usable to walk on my carpeted or vinyl floors, so I used the free plastic scraper to push the residue together, then more product, more paper towels, and YES, SUCCESS! As always, I finished up with Dawn dish washing soap and rinsed it off. The whole process took me an hour, so no one can claim it doesn't take perseverance and determination when you encounter a bizarre experience like that! Ha! Retired seniors on a limited income will appreciate this review. I know this review update was long, but I'm sure that folks that have run into 'Oh no!' situations like mine will at least have hope in saving an object that gets stuck with a gluey mess. I'm very happy with the product and still continue to highly recommend it. Thanks Amazon! Con: I seriously dislike that the bottle no longer has the plastic cap with the small hole in the dispenser like the original one had! I had read the reviews from others that complained about this once they removed the paper label tab and discovered it had changed, so now I use a chopstick and poke a hole in the top seal to slow down the amount it would pour out. It helps but still not as good as the previous pour spout it used to have that didn't leak if it got knocked over. The new cap is a push down type 'turn to open,' and to close it is easy enough even with arthritis. You know it's truly closed when the cap stops spinning and making clicking noises.

I have several items around the house that have those annoying store stickers on them that won't come off without leaving an adhesive mess behind. I have always heard that Windex works but I haven't had any luck with that. Thankfully this is the first adhesive removing product I tried and it is amazing! It also came with a scraping tool that is very handy and efficient. I have already removed over 20 stickers from various items and most came off very easily. A couple of items required a little extra time and effort but none of them took more than a few minutes. I wet a cotton ball with the liquid from the bottle and rub it all over the sticker and adhesive area for about 30 seconds and then I use the included scraper and start in a corner and start scraping. Most stickers have came off quickly in 1 piece and left no mess others required a 2nd application for the adhesive. Neither the product or the scraper caused any damage to any of the items or paint and they all look so much cleaner and better without the tacky store stickers. It has a strong smell, but it is a clean smell and is not bad, but it does go away easily after rinsing the item with warm water and soap. After removing over 20 stickers my bottle is still practically full so it is a great value for the price! I highly recommend Goo Gone!

This stuff is great to have around an office space. Helps remove the gunk from stickers and tape left behind on desks and whiteboards. Also removes the gunk off purchased items from house tags. Many uses. Smells good. Wash your hands with soap and water after because it can def be greasy.

Photo shows area of window treated on the left / untreated area on the right. Last year we bought insect netting for our PVC windows, which we attached with the Velcro-like strips provided. Unfortunately, the Velcro strips came away but left a VERY difficult-to-remove glue residue, which was either extremely sticky or dried rock-hard. Dirt and dust was getting stuck to it, and the glue would not budge. After much distress and desperate Googling, we came across this Goo Gone product and THANK GOD we did! I was sceptical anything could shift that glue, but this stuff really works! We applied copious amounts to tissue/kitchen roll and 'soaked' the gluey surface for a few minutes before attacking with a special plastic scraper. (There's one provided, but we bought an additional one with replacement blades). Sometimes reapplication was required for the tougher spots, but the difference it made was incredible. It took a lot of patience (working on small sections at a time) but the window frames look almost as good as new - and most importantly, are no longer sticky! The product feels very oily but smells quite nice! We simply wiped off the residue and then wiped again with warm water and detergent to remove any lingering oilyness.

Bought this to get rid of all that sticky residue from stickers and tape my children are joyfully placing all over the house. Works great! Speedy delivery. Smell quickly washes away with the soap. Extra tool useful for more stubborn stickers. Love it!

Used this to remove rests of painter's tape from the ceiling. It's a bit of a hassle but works well. Be warned: the liquid is harsh on skin but if you use gloves, choose neoprene, since latex and nitrile gets dissolved by it! : []

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Produit parfait pour retirer la colle des collants qui son collé sur les voitures. Sans danger pour la peinture de l’auto. Travail rapide avec peu de frottage. Un coup la colle retirer, simplement laver avec de l’eau savonneuse