Goo Gone GooGone Original, 1 Fluid Ounce Bottle

We had a big blob of some sort of adhesive/epoxy on a tile bathroom wall. We were unable to remove it with nail polish remover. This got it off although it took several applications over the course of a few hours to let it soak into the adhesive residue, about a third of the bottle, and lots of scraping with a putty knife. There was no damage to the tile. This Goo Gone reminded me of furniture polish as it's oily and has a strong furniture polish-like petroleum distillates smell. The directions say to wipe the cleaned surface with soap and water. Be sure to open a nearby window when you use it. Had better luck removing a thin residue of rubber cement. It removed that quickly. The bottle arrived tightly wrapped in plastic wrap.

I am happy with the product itself, but I ordered a 1oz bottle on cardboard backing, and received a 2 oz bottle instead, wrapped in plastic and in a slim zip lock bag.The bottle was slick to the touch, leading me to believe the package leaked en route.Pretty disappointed, but still serves my needs. Really wanted the smaller 1oz bottle, though.

Needed it to remove some adhesive for a neighbor, so bought it her because she'd never heard of it. Its a small size and easy to use.

Basically, I couldn't get along without this stuff. It's great for taking off those annoying price stickers that won't come off easily. I do have some lung issues so I have to be careful to use it in a well ventilated area. But, it works!

I used it to get window tint off of my car. the tint had been on there for at least 15 years and it worked perfect and smelled good which was a pleasant surprise

This stuff worked great to get gooey sticky adhesive from labels off things. No amount of scrubbing with soap & water would do it, or with baking soda, or with any other cleaners I had.

Finally got to get rid of adhesive off from the laminated floor! Yet to try it on our rug though

It's Goo Gone, the stuff always does what it's supposed to do! BUT, be careful when you open/pour as there isn't a pour regulator of any sort.