Goo Gone Adhesive Remover - 8 Ounce - Surface Safe Adhesive Remover Safely Removes Stickers Labels Decals Residue Tape Chewing Gum Grease Tar

Great Product for removing adhesive. Works fabulous and doesn't damage the finishes.. I spilled a jar of surgical adhesive on my lap and it glued my pants to my thigh. I could barely walk and had to hide from my boss because it was the third time this happened to me in a busy clinic. He had warned me not to let that happen again. I found a bottle of this stuff and went into the ladies room and began the long task of trying to pull my scrubs off of my skin. It was very painful. After about twenty minutes people started knocking on the door because they were suspicious that I glued my pants to my leg again. Then the nightmare began. I heard them outside in the hallway telling the boss that they could smell the Goo from outside. That said it all. They now knew I had spilled glue on myself again. Thank god the Goo worked and by the time I came out of the bathroom with wet scrubs they weren't glued together anymore. However, I did have a noticeable limp and smelled like chemicals for the rest of the day. I was called into the office and written up for "hazardous practices in the work place". Apparently gluing your thigh to your clothes is a violation of some Federal OSHA laws. I of course denied everything as I was always taught by my mother and still work there today. However, they hide the surgical glue from me now and I am not allowed near it. Thank goodness for Goo adhesive removal. It kept me from being fired and I can keep putting food on my table and pay my light bill.

This Goo Gone adhesive remover is absolutely amazing! The 8 oz bottle is the perfect size and lasts a long time. This product works like magic on sticky residue, stickers, labels, and adhesives. I've used it on everything from price tags to stubborn tape residue and it removes everything effortlessly. The formula is powerful yet safe for most surfaces. It doesn't damage paint, plastic, or finished surfaces. The citrus scent is pleasant compared to harsh chemical removers. A little goes a long way - you don't need much to get excellent results. It works quickly too - most residue wipes away in seconds. I keep this in my cleaning arsenal at all times. Perfect for craft projects, removing old stickers from containers, cleaning up after labels. The bottle design makes it easy to apply precisely. This is an essential household product that everyone should have. Best adhesive remover on the market!

works great for sticky removal

Works as expected

I had this sticky handle stuck on my garbage can, and the adhesive wouldn’t budge until Goo Gone! So happy!!

I had an inspection sticker removed from my car at the inspection station and they put a smaller one on the windshield. That left a whole bunch of that nasty sticker goo on the windshield. I was concerned it was so tight against the dashboard I would not be able to get anything in and apply leverage to remove the goo. I decided to try a long Q-tip with a wooden stem to get in there. I moistened the Q-tip end with some of this goo gone and reached it down towards the very narrow gap between the windshield and the dashboard, and just lightly swiped it back and forth. The adhesive came off with ease, like a hot knife through butter. I could not believe it worked so well with a fraction of an ounce of pressure against the windshield due to a lack of leverage. The windshield is now all clean and I'm a goo gone believer!

Great stuff and it does the trick

So Goo Gone is the only adhesive remover that I'm familiar with. I've used it to remove the residue of packing tape off furniture and spray-adhesives on my walls. The instructions indicate that for "tougher" areas, the surface area should be covered with the Goo Gone and left for 10-15 minutes. I've soaked a surface for 30+ minutes--twice--to remove some packing tape residue and really only succeeded in making the adhesive wet again. It becomes jelly and still sticks to everything. I spent an additional 40 minutes using a scraping tool (putty knife) to remove the adhesive that refused to come off with a hot wet towel. So does Goo Gone work? Mostly. I'd say the more accurate description of Goo Gone is that it helps make the chore of manually removing tough adhesives from surfaces "slightly easier" than if you tried to do without. I credit Goo Gone for its oily consistency, insofar as I think it helped prevent my putty knife from nicking the wood I was cleansing. The downside? The oily consistency will get EVERYWHERE. It's very runny and will seep into everything--skin, counter top, utensils, clothing. I suggest treating anything you want cleaned on the porch, in the garage, or from the bathtub, so you're not putting every other surface at risk of getting stained. At least it smells citrus-y.

I used this all the time back home in America so I wasn’t too put off by paying more for it here in Germany. We bought a new house and the doors all had little decals stuck on. This helped to take them off and remove all the residue as well with a bit of elbow grease. The smell isn’t overpowering and it’s safe on most surfaces. I’ve never had any problems with it.

Fungerar perfekt att ta bort klister från etiketter på glas eller rester efter emblem på bilen. Skadar inte målade ytor och tvättas enkelt av med varmt vatten och tvål. Rekommenderas!

Este producto a base de aceites de citricos es particularmente útil para quitar el pegamento que dejan las etiquetas y engomados quedando la superficie perfectamente limpia. No es un solvente, así que es más fácil de utilizar y sin riesgos. Lo que si debe mejorarse es la botella: ponerle un tapón dosificador para suministrar la cantidad precisa que se requiera y el tapón tiene que empujarse hacia abajo y luego girar para poder abrirse lo que no resulta muy practico y se batalla para abrir. En cuanto al producto, es excelente. Buena compra!

It was bought at a discount. The product truly does what it says

Tengo una colección de objetos importantes (al menos para mí) en los que hay siempre restos de unas molestas pegatinas, que si se retiran sin cuidado dañarán el embalaje original – venga, va, son juegos y consolas retro, donde vale más el cartón del embalaje que la propia máquina o el juego. Muchas de ellas tienen pegatinas de tiendas de segunda mano, o de precios que no son los originales (¡ya nos gustaría!) y eliminarlas arrancaría el original o dejaría restos. En muchos foros americanos hablaban de este producto como si fuera magia y, aunque no lo es, se parece bastante. Tiene una consistencia aceitosa, así que cuidado con acabar empapando y manchando algo, y un fuerte olor a cítrico. Con una mínima y cuidadosa aplicación arrastra los restos de pegamento que da gusto, con solo aplicarlo en un algodón. Es muy recomendable tener a mano otro limpiador (alcohol isopropílico o una solución micelar de las que se usan para pantallas) para limpiar a su vez los restos del Goo Gone. Debe haber un producto equivalente en nuestro mercado, pero no lo conozco. Para ilustrar su eficacia con otro ejemplo, retiramos unas canaletas de cable pegadas con cinta de doble cara extrafuerte que se retiraron de la tarima a base de cuchilla – una carnicería, ver cómo quedó el suelo. Con paciencia (hablamos de restos que tienen tiempo y son abundantes) y frotando, la tarima ha quedado como nueva. También sirve para quitar las etiquetas de precio de libros que tengan cubierta plastificada o de cuero sintético – no lo intentes en tela o cualquier material poroso, porque puede dejar manchas. En resumen, un producto que merece la fama que tiene. Afortunadamente cunde mucho y no se requiere una gran cantidad para retirar cantidades ingentes de adhesivos.