How to Make Life Easier With Goo Gone
Goo Gone is a product that generally lives up to its tagline as "Household cleaning magic." It can remove virtually any substance that is gooey, sticky, oily, gummy or greasy, and it leaves behind a clean citrus smell. It is available in a bottle or spray and is made either for general problems or specifically for patio furniture, outdoor grills or automotive uses. Does this Spark an idea?
Other People Are Reading
Things You'll Need
- Goo Gone
- Clean white rag or cloth
- Soap
- Water
- Detergent (if applying to clothing)
Instructions
-
-
1
Apply a few drops of Goo Gone to a clean, dry white rag or cloth.
-
2
Gently rub rag or cloth onto the stain and work out the greasy or gummy substance as best you can.
-
-
3
Allow Goo Gone to work into the stain and let it set for about two to three minutes.
-
4
Blot the area with a clean white rag or cloth.
-
5
Clean the area with soap and water, and, if using Goo Gone on clothing, launder treated clothing separately using extra detergent.
-
6
Clean the area again with water using a wet rag or cloth.
-
7
Repeat steps if necessary.
-
8
Blot treated area with dry rag or cloth to dry.
-
1
Tips & Warnings
Do not use Goo Gone on very fine materials like leather, rubber, silk or suede. Use Goo Gone in a well ventilated area and avoid prolonged contact with your skin. Safe to use on plastic, furniture, metal, tools, tile, glass, brick, appliances, wood, ceramic, automobiles, hardwood floors, fiberglass, boats, carpet, clothing and upholstery, according to Magic American who produces Goo Gone. Treat a small area first to make sure the Goo Done does not harm anything.
Do not use around heat, sparks or flames because Goo Gone contains petroleum. Call a doctor or 911 immediately if swallowed. Do not induce vomiting.
