Goo Gone Solutions

Can I use Goo Gone on any surface?

Goo Gone is safe to use on virtually any surface!

Can I use Goo Gone on my car or motorcycle to remove sap, tar, sticker adhesive and dried latex?

Traditional and Automotive Goo Gone formulas are safe to use on your car’s exterior, using instructions for hard surfaces. To clean interior stains, use the instructions for carpeting and upholstery. Goo Gone may also be used on vinyl and non-tinted glass.

Can Goo Gone be used on leather?

Goo Gone should not be used on fine materials such as leather, silk, or suede.

How can I remove lipstick, gum, tar, and grease from my carpeting?

Pour Goo Gone on a clean, white rag and work the greasy, gummy substance out of the carpet. When you're done, wash the carpet area with soap and water and rinse well with clean water. Repeat if necessary.

I left chewing gum in my pocket and it got all over my clothes. Help!

Apply Goo Gone to each gum area separately. Let the Goo Gone work for 2-3 minutes to set. After treating, the gum will be able to be scraped off easily from surface and then wash clothes as normal to remove any leftover residue. Check them before putting them back into the dryer, repeat cleaning of any areas as necessary.

I was painting and made a mess, what can I do?

Goo Gone brand Painter’s Pal will remove spills, splatters, paint and caulk from surfaces, including carpet and upholstery. The Painter’s Pal is a no-mess spray gel and will cling right to the surface and also works as a great paint brush cleaner when you are done with the job!

Can I use Goo Gone to remove melted candle wax from my fine furniture?

Absolutely. Just follow the instructions for hard surfaces. Then wipe it clean and top with your usual furniture polish.

I used Goo Gone on my windows and now it's all smeary looking.

You're not finished with the job. Goo Gone is smeared around your window. Now take another clean, dry cloth with more Goo Gone to remove the leftover residue.

Will Goo Gone work to remove lipstick?

Goo Gone is an excellent lipstick remover. Simply apply Goo Gone to surface using a clean cloth and wipe the greasy, waxy mess away. Repeat if necessary and surface will be lipstick-free. For lipstick stains on clothing, follow the laundry pre-treat instructions.

Will it remove dried finger nail polish?

Although Goo Gone is not a good candidate to remove nail polish, it can be used by wetting a cloth and wiping the nail polish thoroughly. The nail polish will be eventually removed.

Can I dilute Goo Gone to make it go further?

Traditional Goo Gone is oil-based and cannot be diluted, but we do offer an All Purpose Cleaner that is great for everyday cleaning and can be diluted per instructions.