Goo Gone Pro-Power - Professional Strength Adhesive Remover - 32 Fl. Oz. Jug

I keep Goo Gone in several rooms of the house. This jug is perfect to keep my spray bottles filled at an economical price.

Tried vinegar, baking soda and Comet to try to get rid of the gummy funk layer in the bathtub/shower and all failed spectacularly. Bought this, and tried just a tiny bit on a few squares of toilet paper to test whether it would hurt the polymer (plastic) tub's surface. It immediately took away a splotch of the gunk on the tub and it was ON. That stuff is like magic, after obsessing over how to get rid of that blight for so long, and after so many failed attempts. It does not clean everything, so don't misunderstand, but it will tear through the gummy residue like it's nothing. I couldn't be more satisfied with a product than I am with this one. I don't write many reviews at all, and this is one I should have done a while back to help others with their funky-ass bath issues. A++

I have a model railroad and Goo Gone is perfect for cleaning tracks and the wheels of my trains. I use a lot of it. So glad to find a supplier who has it in larger quantities that the home and hardware stores. It arrived in a timely fashion. I paid a good price.

This is the best of all the glue removal liquids.

Well this is the PRO version (don't bother with the other version it's a waste of money) of this product and I will give it credit for taking off just about everything is says. The reason we purchased it was because we bought a 100 year old house with beautiful wood flooring and found tar and glue from old linoleum on the kitchen floor. The Goo Gone does wonders for the tar with very little effort, but it won't do very much if anything for the hardened glue that is underneath this flooring. Technically the product does not boast about the removal of said hardened glue, but since it did mention glue we had hoped based on previous claims from other users of the product that it would work. We are glad we purchased it because it is a very nice smelling product and will save us a few dollars when it comes time to refinish our hardwood flooring. If it would take the glue off it would over a 1000+.

This is the best stuff for anythig that is stuck with an adhesive. It removes not just stickers!!! I own a car dealership and I hate the epoxy dipped rims. I have been trying to find an alternative solution for removing this crap epoxy from rims, could not find one ( I was replacing rims.). I had some Goo Gone on hand in a small bottle, so I decided to try it out on these rims. Sprayed on the Goo Gone, and then left it sitting for 30-40 minutes, I know what your thinking that longer then the instruction, but realistically I forgot about spraying it on the rims. When I remembered I thought it was to late, I thought I needed to reapply. When I went to do that, the epoxy was running down the rim and onto the ground, I took a power washer and the apoxy came right off. Wow!!! Now I use Goo Gone all the time. Amazing product!!!!

Works well on removing adhesives

A great product at a great price, but the bottle it came in was busted on the bottom corner going in to the base. Seems like the bottle was made from pvc (though never checked the resin ID code on the base so I maybe wrong). PVC is very very rarely used in 2023 for plastic bottles. Very little leakage in transit, if any. None from the induction sealed cap neck finish area. But as soon as I even mildly squeezed the bottle it was like Niagara Falls. Any benefit I got from buying a larger bottle/cheaper price was lost by this leak. Then had to run around my house trying to find another container to put it in whilst the contents of my leaking bottle disappeared down my sink. TBH. in 2023 I expect more from an expensive liquid packaged this way.