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.

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

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.

Great stuff, never applying adhesive tiles to the wall again lol 😂

I love this! I have been wrapping some furniture and using a heatgun so it leaves a little bit of sticky studded in the surface. Goo Gone has been working wonders and it leaves an amazing orange smell and gives shine to the furniture. I will definitely buy again!

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.

10/10 item. Doesn't just clean up sticker residue on boxes, I ended getting some scissors seized up in some strong fabric glue. Few drops of this stuff and it all melted away - and it's been over a year since I last opened it with no loss of effect.

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.