Goo Gone Mac-GG12 Original Surface Safe Liquid Remover, Yellow

This is a good item to have in your home. It smells nice too and good value I really hate how sticky some labels are on items but this goo gone is really good for getting that sticky residue off.

Absolutely did the trick. I had some sticky vinyl tiles that were lifting in parts but stuck solid in others. After lifting them I was stuck with a sticky residue. I literally threw this all over and rubbed it in. Left it a while to work and scraped the residue away. A few hours later, more sticky raised residue appeared, which I scraped away again. Then I used hit soapy water and a rubber brush to get rid of the rest. Brilliant!

I looked at all the reviews on this product and from them I gleaned this would be a fantastic way to remove sticky labels from our DVD and CD cases. It has worked well on most plastic surfaces I have tried. However, the older cd labels are much harder to remove, as it seems difficult for this product to soak into the layers. It requires an awful lot of elbow grease and numerous applications, hence the 4 stars given. A little goes a long way, wear gloves and use a piece of lint free cloth (old t shirt material is best on larger areas). The smell is pleasant, but you can detect the chemicals, so I tend to go outside or in the garage; not offensive just strong. Top tip:- just prick a small hole in the plastic covering (on the top of the bottle) with a skewer, that way you can drip the product in a measured way, for example, onto a cotton bud for finer work. Hope this review helps you.

Always my go to for the sticky stuff. Never let me down and easy to use.

Perfect from removing the glue left behind when removing sticky labels.

Works ok but no better than other products that are cheaper. Used nearly half a bottle and lots of elbow grease to get three small pieces of foam tape offy car bodywork.

I have been using this for almost three years now and haven't yet found a sticky residue on a hard surface that it can't remove with very little of the Goo Gone liquid. The bottle has a cardboard lid with a small perforation in it so that not too much liquid comes out at a time. Squeeze some onto some paper kitchen towel or tissue, apply to the goo and with a small amount of rubbing the goo is gone. Brilliant.

Utterly ineffective! I tried this on the surface I wanted to clean, with absolutely no effect. Googling gave me the tip of using cooking oil - guess what? That did the trick! As it also has a lot of very scary warnings on the bottle about the liquid being dangerous, I decided to securely dispose of it rather than attempt to return an opened bottle, which could leak in transit. I preferred to lose the money rather than poison the environment. Use olive oil - it won't harm you, your pets or the environment and works much better at removing sticky residue.

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!

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.

I tried 2 different products and could not get rid of the stickers on the oven glass. with 10 minutes of application of goo gone, all the sticks are gone for good. excellent!

Gran producto