Gooed Riddance - Water-Based Adhesive Remover - Non-Toxic No Solvents - Removes Sticker, Tape, Label, Acrylic, Mastic and Rubber Adhesives - Also removes Pine Sap and Tar...with water!
Gooed Riddance is a water-based goo and adhesive remover!
By comparison, other adhesive removers (such as Goo Gone, 3M's general purpose adhesive cleaner, Un-Du sticker/tape/label remover, and Uni-Solve) contain solvents and emit flammable, harmful vapors (according to product labels and MSDS sheets for these other products). Gooed Riddance is different. Gooed Riddance is water based, which means it contains no solvents and does not emit harmful or flammable vapors.
Gooed Riddance removes acrylic adhesive (used on almost all stickers and labels), mastic adhesive, pine sap, tar/asphalt, and rubber adhesive (used on gaffer tape, duct tape), and similar substances with ease. Gooed Riddance lifts these messy, sticky, gooey goos from the surface you want to clean, and then you simply wash the goo away with water.
SAFE AND NONTOXIC:
All the ingredients in Gooed Riddance are essentially harmless and safe for the environment. Magnesium stearate is used to make supplement and drug pills that you ingest, so you have already eaten plenty of magnesium stearate. Decyl glucose is a soap/surfactant made from sugar and coconut oil and is considered very safe and is approved for cosmetics in Europe. The glass powder is made from crushed ordinary glass.
FOR BEST RESULTS:

1. Works best when the goo and everything is warm. So, if you are removing label goo from a jar, fill the jar with hot water.
2. A scrubber must be used. We recommend a stainless steel or nylon crubber, the type used to clean pots and pans. Even if removing pine sap from your hands, use a scrubber. You do not have to scrub a lot. Gooed Riddance will lift warmed goo with a few seconds of scrubbing.
3. Add a bit of water. Gooed Riddance comes as a soft paste. Add water until it is a thick liquid, comparable to honey.
HOW TO USE:
1. Warm the surface and goo you will clean.
2. Put Gooed riddance on your scrubber, and a few drops of water.
3. Scrub that goo!
4. When it feels like the goo has detached from the surface, rinse away with warm water. Bye Bye goo!
Notes:

- Rubber adhesive takes about twice as long to remove as acrylic adhesive.
- Nylon scrubbers should be used on plastic or painted surfcaces, because stainless steel scrubbers will scratch these soft surfaces.However, nylon scrubbers do not work as well as stainless steel scrubbers.
- Gooed Riddance is for removing adhesives, not glue. Gooed Riddance does not work on hardened glues like hardened epoxy, caulk, silicones, or cyanoacrylates (super glue). Glues dry or polymerize. Adhesives remain sticky.
- Label/sticker should be peeled off before goo removal. Heating the label with a hair dryer or hot water makes label peeling easier.

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Made in the USA.