Goo Gone - Industrial De-Greaser Solution 946ml (32oz)

Goo Gone - Industrial De-Greaser Solution 946ml (32oz)

Goo Gone is an innovative and effective solution for removing a wide variety of common (and uncommon) sticky problems.

Combining citrus power with scientific technology, Goo Gone is designed to tackle tough gooey, sticky, gummy and greasy messes. It is not petrol based like some other products which can often do more harm than good. Goo Gone is particularly effective at removing residue left behind by self-adhesive labels.

Goo Gone safely removes:

• Chewing gum

• Tar

• Crayon

• Fresh paint

• Tree sap

• Oil and grease

• Blood

• Ink

• Asphalt

• Scuff marks

• Tape and tape residue

• Makeup

• Lipstick and mascara

• Adhesives

• Candle wax

• Kitchen grease

• Shoe polish

• Soap scum

• Stickers

• Duct tape

• Bicycle chain grease

• And much more

Goo Gone has minimal impact on our environment and is safe to use on virtually any surface, including:

• Carpets

• Upholstery

• Clothing

• Tiles

• Glass

• Grills

• Appliances

• Vinyl

• Wood

• Curtains

• Cars

• Boats

• Fiberglass

Common Questions About Goo Gone

Can I use Goo Gone to remove tar, stickers or grease from my car?

Goo Gone is safe to use on your car exterior when following the instructions for hard surfaces. It can also be used on upholstery and carpeting when following the appropriate instructions. It is suitable for vinyl and glass but may remove tint when applied to the tinted side of windows.

How can I remove lipstick, tar or grease from my carpet?

Apply Goo Gone to a clean, white cloth rather than pouring it directly onto the carpet. Work the grease or residue out, changing the cloth surface periodically. When finished, wash the area with soap and water and rinse well with clean water.

Chewing gum got on my clothes in the dryer. What should I do?

Treat each affected area separately and allow Goo Gone to work for 20 to 30 minutes. Wash only a few pieces of clothing at a time to allow them to move freely. Check the garments before returning them to the dryer. Goo Gone can also be applied to a cloth to clean residue from the dryer drum; rinse thoroughly afterwards.

Can I use Goo Gone to remove melted candle wax from furniture?

Yes. Follow the instructions for hard surfaces, wipe the area clean and finish with your usual furniture polish where appropriate.

Is Goo Gone safe in my septic tank?

Small amounts of Goo Gone entering a septic tank should not alter the natural biological activity of the system. The chemicals will eventually biodegrade or evaporate.

Is Goo Gone safe on skin?

Avoid prolonged skin contact, open wounds and contact around the eyes. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after use and wear rubber gloves when using Goo Gone for extended periods.

On what surfaces should I not use Goo Gone?

Do not use Goo Gone on non-washable fabrics such as silk and satin, or natural materials such as leather, suede and rubber. It should also not be used on photographs as it may damage the emulsion or leave a yellow tint.

Can I use Goo Gone to remove safety treads from my bathtub?

Yes. Remove as much of the tread as possible first, then apply Goo Gone directly to the remaining adhesive. Allow it time to work and reapply as necessary so the adhesive remains wet. Wear rubber gloves to protect your fingertips.

Will Goo Gone remove paint?

Goo Gone can help remove accidental paint messes before they have thoroughly dried. It can also remove substances such as crayon from painted surfaces, although you should always test an inconspicuous area first.

Can I dilute Goo Gone?

Goo Gone is an oil-based product designed to dissolve sticky, gummy and greasy messes and cannot be mixed with water.

Can I use Goo Gone on scuff marks on wooden or vinyl floors?

Yes. Goo Gone can be used on flooring to tackle scuff marks and sticky residue. As it may leave the surface slippery, wash the treated area with soap and water afterwards.