Sticker Lifter - Adhesive and Sticker Remover - 2 Ounce - Citrus Power Removes Stickers Tape Labels Decals Tags and Gum

This works well! My daughter has a ton of Stanley's and Owala water bottles. She likes to put stickers on them, but they eventually wear off through washing and the sticker glue leaves a stain bc of the sponge. I put a little bit of this on it and it doesn't mess with the color of the cups, but the goo wipes right off!

Don't put double sided sticky puff tape on your new fridge, or you will have to buy this stuff! Goo Gone sticker remover worked like a charm. I applied the goo gone and used the tool provided. It took me several applications and a lot of scraping but I was able to completely remove the tape from our fridge without damaging the surface. I used about 3/4 of the bottle. It's a small bottle but for a smaller project it would last awhile. I don't mind the smell - citrus scented. I don't know what kind of adhesive was on that double sided "easy to remove" sticky tape but it seriously required elbow grease to remove it. The surface of our fridge is completely unharmed. Goo Gone saved the day!

The Goo Gone Sticker Lifter is a game-changer for removing sticky residue! I used it to get adhesive left behind from LED lights on my entertainment center. I tried using Goo Gone sheets first, but they barely worked — this product made the job so much easier. The citrus-powered formula effectively loosens the sticky residue without damaging surfaces, and while you could use any plastic straight edge, the included tool is surprisingly handy for scraping without scratching. Overall, it’s efficient, easy to use, and works exactly as advertised. A small bottle, but a little goes a long way.

This is a terrific sticker and adhesive remover. You know how much of a pain it is to pull price stickers off of merch you bought? Even if you’re able to pull it off, it leaves pieces and residue behind. Soak it in this stuff and after a few minutes, it’s gone. I purchase lots of crystal spheres and towers and this is effective and safe for them. The bottle is a bit of a pain to open sometimes, but it works well for what I need it for. It’s a little oily too, so best to have a paper towel to wipe it off when you’re done. I also think the scraping tool could be a little thinner, but again, great product.

I thrifted a cowl neck slip dress. The cowl neck had been taped to lay just right, washed and dried. It was a sticky mess. I used the goo gone a little at a time. All the sticky came off and it didn’t harm the polyester fabric. Big fan

Works great on removing stubborn stickers.

I had placed tape on my apartment wall to blackout some windows so that I could sleep at night and as I'm moving out I knew it had to be removed and I knew it was going to be a lot of work for me to remove the sticky residue. On the metal it was easy enough just apply to a paper towel and remove the residue by scrubbing. You have to scrub longer than you think but the residue is removed with ease with none remaining. When I moved onto the tape on the wall it was a whole different story. It destroyed the paint on the wall and actually corroded the drywall and ate into the material forming holes and discoloring it. I had to use plaster and repaint the walls because of the damage but overall it did the job on metal and removing the residue so I can't be too upset. The smell is a little unpleasant and it's hard it spilled easily which made me have to buy more than needed due to spillage.

Must have for moms of kids or people who reuse glass and plastic containers! Mom fail. I Washed a sticker into my daughter’s ballet leotard and I thought it was destroyed. I put the wet leotard into the freezer and removed frozen (stiffened) excess sticker paper with my finger nail. Then, I used a drop of this Goo Gone on a white rag and rubbed the rest off. And washed normally. Good as new! Also I like to reuse nice glass bottles and jars to be eco. And this cleans off old stickers or labels like a charm. Beware - use in a ventilated room with windows open and dry your item outside and wash if you can — it is smelly and will give you a headache. Store away from heat and keep far away from kids, pets, the elderly.