Goo Gone Adhesive Remover Original Spray Gel - Removes Chewing Gum, Grease, Tar, Stickers, Labels, Tape Residue, Oil, Blood, Lipstick, Mascara, Shoe Polish, Crayon - 12 Ounce

Pretty much the title! This works so well on oil splatters especially. I had some oil stains on my cabinets that had been there for months. No other cleaner had made a dent, but with a little elbow grease, this took care of those oil splatters with ease. It also smells great — very citrusy — versus leaving everything smelling like chemicals.My only complaint is that it’s VERY oily, and a little goes a looong way. I made the mistake of using too much a couple times, but a bit of dish soap helps get rid of the oily feel.This is a little pricy, but again, a little goes a long way. I didn’t even put a dent in it after scrubbing the hell out of those cabinets, so it’s a pretty good value for the price.

I repurpose BBQ sauce bottles for homemade BBQ sauce. Labels hard to remove requiring much time . Goo gone took the adhesive off in seconds. Great product for what I just described.

I've used Goo Gone for years and love it. Sticker goo is one of my pet peeves so I love this product. I first used the original liquid but much prefer the gel. It stays on the surface better so it seems to make the results faster. I have tried this on almost every kind of surface and even tho it leaves an oily appearance on porous surfaces it gets the job done. I wouldn't be without it. I also use it to remove plant sap and chemical residue from my hands or skin.

Before switching to white vinegar/water or Ajax/water mixes I first bought this bottle in January 2021 (for $10) and it worked okay! I used it to loosen residue and pieces of rubber foam off my door frame after removing the rest of the strip and I was able to make the door frame less sticky again. I would not recommend smelling Goo Gone because it reminded me of sour oranges, but it still did the job! In general I would not recommend Goo Gone or similar products since more natural solutions typically do the trick, but sometimes emergencies and industrial-grade un-sticking jobs can be inevitable. Nonetheless for being a handy solution sold at a decent price, the “Goo Gone Adhesive Remover Original Spray Gel - Removes Chewing Gum, Grease, Tar, Stickers, Labels, Tape Residue, Oil, Blood, Lipstick, Mascara, Shoe Polish, Crayon - 12 Ounce” gets a respectable 4/5 stars!

First time I’ve used this product & so happy I ordered it. We were getting the walls prepped for paint & I used this for any sticky areas or wall hooks with tabs & I was able to remove them with no damage to the walls. Has many uses.

Simple, cheap and effective. Nothing you can really complain about this product. it does actually work. You just need to spray on the sticky area. Wait a few seconds and wipe with a sponge or tissue paper and literally residue will disappear. Sometimes you have to spray on the area and clean it a few times if the residue is thick, but it does work. Definitely get it when it's on sale as an add on item.My answers to the frequently asked questions:Will this remove grease from exhaust fan?Yes, works like a champ!Does it remove years old tape from velcro backing on a car visorYes! The years of tape residue will be removed. Just use a bit of elbow grease and maybe a sponge. It might take a few tries, but it will be removed.Does it remove candle wax and the stain left by colored wax?Yes and yes!Overall, I highly recommend!Like our review? Hit the "Yes" button below for it being useful. Leave us a comment if you have any questions or send us an email. We're here to provide our honest feedback and information on products we've tried and tested. Thanks for reading!

I bought this primarily to remove the sticky residue from labels on hard surfaces. There are apparently different types of adhesives used on labels, because on some jars that I tested it took the goo right off, and some it did not remove even after several applications and letting it sit for over an hour.It does work best if you follow the directions and spray it on, wait a while, wipe with dry cloth and then wash with soap and water. I tried skipping the wipe with dry cloth step and it made a gunky mess. If you don't wash with soap and water you have a kind of a film left on the surface.I thought I would try it on some pine sap in my car, as it claims to work on that too. I sprayed some on a fresh pine sap spot, and I spayed some on an older spot. I let it work for five minutes, then wiped with a cloth. The fresh spot came off with some elbow grease, but the older one did not. Tried it again and left on 20 minutes. It still did not work.Overall, I'm glad I got it. I salvaged a few jars that I would have tossed away otherwise. It has earned a place in my stock of cleaning supplies. But it is not the ultimate goo remover I had hoped for.