Goo Gone -Adhesive Remover Spray Gel-355 ml

So far I've used this on two distinct types of dirt - old glue, and greasy kitchen oil deposits, and both times it worked very well and quickly. The product is a sort of oil that dissolves sticky/greasy dirt. It doesn't foam or anything. Not much was needed to clean the dirt off. I found the cloths used were ruined however - mostly because they now contained a load of dissolved glue, so don't use any cloths you really like. Not the fault of the product, it did exactly what it needed to do by dissolving the glue, but be warned it doesn't emulsify the dirt in a way that will wash out of cloths, it just makes the dirt transfer to the cloth. Throw away paper towels are ideal for this. I had some greasy grime on the kitchen window above my cooker from oil particles in the air depositing on it, and nothing had properly cleaned off before, but this stuff rapidly dissolved and removed it. I also removed some old foam from window frames that left a sticky glue behind, this glue would have been about 15 years old at this point, and it dissolved it pretty fast and easily. I have some other sticky stuff removers I've tried that didn't clean the dirt at all, and they smelt very bad and left a difficult to clean off oily mess, so this stuff is vastly better. It does cost significantly more, but it works, so I think it's worth it. I haven't needed to use a lot however, so it should last a long time. I think this will be one of those products I buy occasionally and use as needed in small amounts.

Absolutely brilliant! I've been removing a load of decals from my motorhome. Mammoth task. I was use the wheel and wd40. A friend recommended this product. It's a god send. Still needed to use elbow grease but it removed everything within a few hours. AMAZING

The task : remove 30+ years old vinyl flooring from living room floor The problem : the various adhesives holding down the vinyl is as sticky today as it was when it was first laid ! Using elbow grease and a sturdy decorators knife, getting up the old vinyl floor wasn't too bad, but the adhesive was left all over the floor. Initially tried a mixture of hot soapy water (all I had to hand) and didn't make a dent. Did a bit of googling and found a bunch of products that should hopefully be able to do the job. For the products I was finding, many reviews were saying "make sure your room is well ventilated" and "terrible lingering smell". I then came across this (initially bought 1 bottle), and for the price I took a chance. I knew the amount purchased would not be enough to cover the whole room, so I just set myself the task of focusing on 1/5th of the floor. I read the instructions on what to do, plus read what others had said they found was better. I found my own perfect way... Initially cover the known area with a generous amount of the product, and leave it for 30 minutes. Then get your elbow grease and something sturdy and sharp (I used a combination of a decorators knife and a tile adhesive scraper) and work the product into the glue... and be amazed at how GREAT this product is, allowing the old adhesive to be "easily" scraped off the floor... Its not like a hot knife through butter, but simple elbow grease was enough. Once enough adhesive had been scraped up I simply mopped it up with kitchen roll, and continued the process across the whole of the designated area. Once that was done, I then sprayed the product lightly over the area that had just been removed, and left it for 15 mins. After that, I just got more kitchen roll and wiped off the product until it was all removed. After that, I just got some hot soapy water and washed the designated area with a damp cloth and then just wiped it dry. As you can see by the before and after pictures, it took up the old adhesive just perfect, and left the tiled floor in a fantastic state, ready for the new floor to be laid. Things to note : - The product leaves a tiled floor turn into an ice skating rink, so just be wary - The citrus smell is pleasant and very much welcomed than something that will burn your eyes and lungs out - The room is 5m x 4m, and I used just under 6 bottles of this product in total (also bought the 6 pack) - I can highly recommend using latex gloves too, no matter how careful you are you know something will get on your hands - I was so impressed with this product I just had to write this review !

Good stuff this, removed the glue from my wall when I was taking down soundproofing foam, it’s easy to use just a quick spray and leave for about 5 minutes and wipe. Only issue which is honestly my fault for not looking was the orange smell… I’m allergic to oranges 😅 but again this is my fault for not reading it properly. All in all 10/10 would buy again for someone else to use

Great product works a treat used in conjunction with plastic scrapers got all the glue of my sail from the old boat numbers

Works very well on adhesive and sticker residue. Didn't work on crayon or pen marks. VERY oily, so you have to clean the areas you sprayed it all over again to get rid of oil. Since it's spray bottle, the oil gets everywhere. Very pleasant orange smell. Overall not bad, but not worth the price. I would rather have used acetone to get rid of sticker residue.

Works great!

This actually removed the sticky adhesive from draught excluder which I'd used around a window frame instead of sealant (hoping for a quick fix) but of course the hot weather made it peel off leaving all the sticky backing on the frame which nothing I tried would shift except this product so excellent marks for that however reason I didn't give 5 stars is a) the smell, just like petrol and it took several washes to get it off my hands and wearing gloves didn't help as they kept splitting and b) it was nothing like a gel. It was watery and dripped everywhere as I was using it along the top of the window frame and not on the flat, it was also during this current very hot weather so perhaps it "thickens up" when it's cooler but atm it's like any spray in a bottle certainly not gel like. Plus it's best to spray and leave it to soak for a few minutes and I sprayed the cloth as well as the frame.

Great product

Always had Goo Gone in the tiny bottle, but having the bigger spray bottle has enabled me to use it on more jobs more effectively. Used to rub it in, and most would be lost to the cloth. But by spraying a thin layer on the object, and letting it sit, jobs are simple. Smell doesn't upset anyone either.

It completely removed tar from motorbike. It is an excellent product

Achetée pour enlever les trace de scotch sur carrosseries voitures et sa ne fonctionne pas

I won't forget the moment I grabbed my keys and ended up with yellow gum stuck to my car's door handle. Panic? You bet. But when I sprayed on this Goo Gone Adhesive Remover, the miracle happened—sticky mess began to dissolve, wiping away with a single cloth wipe. It handled everything I threw at it: tape residue on windows, crayon marks on my fridge, and even old lipstick stains on my shoes. No scrubbing for hours, no harsh fumes, just quick-targeted action that makes my clean-up routine feel like magic. The gel doesn’t drip, so I can use it on vertical surfaces without a mess. And bonus? It leaves behind a fresh, citrusy scent—not that chemical stink you dread. I keep the 12‑oz bottle handy in my garage and kitchen now. If you’ve ever faced the frustration of stubborn glue, gum, or marker, this spray is your cleanup hero. One spray, one wipe, one happy end—every time. ✨🧼