Goo GoneOriginal Liquid - 8 Ounce - Surface Safe Adhesive Remover Safely Removes Stickers Labels Decals Residue Tape Chewing Gum Grease Tar Crayon Glue

Super easy to use! Love the little scraper & size of the bottle; it should last a long time. No leakage in delivery. I used a toothpick to puncture a small hole in the foil to control how much I use. It doesn't take much to work, just squirt a little, let it set a few seconds or longer depending on the amount of adhesive - use the little scraper, wipe edge of the scrapper with a paper towel & continue to scrap. When all the adhesive is gone, wipe with a paper towel & wash with warm soapy water, rinse & no more goo. I wipe off the scrapper & attach it to the bottle with a rubber band.

I had this label on a jar, right? Just this smug little sticker with glue so aggressive it probably could’ve held the moon to the Earth. I scraped. I scrubbed. I tried to reason with it. I went full Liam Neeson on this thing. And then—I found Goo Gone.I cracked the bottle open like it was some ancient elixir passed down by my ancestors. I dabbed a little on and BOOM—the sticker surrendered. It just melted off like it was apologizing for wasting my time.I started looking for other things to de-gunk. Price tags? Gone. Tree sap on my car? Gone. My emotional baggage from middle school? STILL THERE—but the sap is gone, baby.If you’ve got sticky residue in your life, Goo Gone is like the therapist, exorcist, and wizard you never knew you needed.

So this is one of those parenting moments no one warns you about. My three little ones went through a phase where they loved decorating — and by decorating I mean sticking stickers all over the windows and the glass door.It was cute at first, but fast forward a year… those stickers were practically fused to the glass. I tried everything — soap, vinegar, using a hair dryer, even my nails — nothing worked.Then someone recommended Goo Gone. I ordered it and followed the instructions. I had to go over it a few times, but the residue started loosening up.Now, the scraper it came with honestly didn’t hold up — the blade wore out super fast. But I used other scraper (not plastic) I already had, one I use for my oven that doesn’t scratch — and it worked like magic.The best part? It didn’t leave a single streak, scratch, or sticky trace on the glass. Total lifesaver — my door is spotless again, and I finally won the sticker battle.

When i finally figured out that the liquid is best applied with a cloth, it did a good job at removing the sticky goo on my tennis shoe sole. I had accidentally stepped on a rat trap made of cardboard covered with an amazingly sticky layer of adhesive.

I applied sticker wallpaper to a wooden cabinet to change up the color, and it was very hard to remove after 2 years. I purchased goo gone and it worked great! Steps: Squirt goo onto the sticker residue, wait a few hours (for me it worked best when the goo gone dried into the residue), then use the scraper to remove the sticker residue. It was therapeutic honestly. My wood was safe too

I call it the miracle liquid in my life. It can remove so many kinds of glue remnants even the construction glue. I used it to clean regular glue and dust remnants on different surfaces. On a day, after I glued my shed roof, some roof sealing glue left on the chalk gun. I took a chance to use Goo Gone and it works to remove the glue. Fantastic thing.

Product is great. I had residue from duct tape used as a quick fix to secure a side mirror on a Mercedes. Heard about GooGone from a friend. Very pleased with how well it worked. Comes with a spoon like plastic applicator which can also be used as a scrapper. Dribbled some on the residue, waited a minute or two & used the scrapper to remove. Wipe off, soap & water rinse to finish. Added a little wax to bring up the shine. Looks great.

I picked up the Goo Gone Original Liquid 8oz hoping it would work its magic on a stubborn velcro strip with melted sticky backing on my dashboard. While the goo-gone magic worked wonders on smaller, less stubborn messes, it didn’t quite do the job on the velcro disaster. I tried everything—soaked, rubbed, and wiped—but the melted adhesive just wasn’t budging.That said, it’s still amazing for getting rid of regular sticky messes, labels, and residue from things like tape and stickers. It smells decent too, unlike some other chemical cleaners that make you feel like you're cleaning with a toxic waste spill. But, if you’ve got a melted mess on your hands, maybe keep looking.