Goo Gone Pro-Power - Professional Strength Adhesive Remover - 128 Fl. Oz.

Stuff is pretty strong. I used it to scrap off that black tar like adhesive that was holding in the tile on my basement floor. That tar stuff was terrible but I dumped this stuff on the floor with hot water and a scraper. I barely even had to scrape one the goo was mixed in and I was able to vacuum the tar up. basement is about 500sqft

It just works how you want it to. If takes off sticky stuff.. if it's sticky then yes, it will probably take it off. Tree sap or wood sap from handling lumber? No problem, dip a finger in this and just rub them, the sap (anything really) will come off your hands like you hallucinated it there in the first place. I love this stuff, it's like that lava soap but it has a really nice orange citrus smell. So in addition to cleaning sticky, oily, greasy, unwanted stuff off of things, it will take that stuff off your hands too and you can use it on fabrics and pretty much anything around the house and garage. I used it to clean that sticky oil residue from the stove's hood and microwave and cabinets, it takes off years of oil and grease build up in one little swipe. It will blow you away. Just get it, it will last you forever too, this gallon size is the most economical and I'm buying some spray bottles for it too.

I had a basement flood at my moms and needed to rip up about 1600 feet of carpet. Once that was done there was glue all over the floor that almost seemed "reactivated" by the moisture. I tried mineral spirits, rubbing alcohol and another DIY trick and they all left residue if they removed the glue at all. I had a little bottle of Goo Gone i had used for other tasks but decided to try it on a part of the glue on the concrete. It was AMAZING. Honestly made the job so much easier and the smell wasn't atrocious either. Highly recommend.

Took all the goo off the floor and we have four it useful for other mis projects

This is the only product I found to get rid of the adhesive left over from removing peel and stick tile from a wood subfloor. I put it in a spray bottle, spray the floor down wait a little while and then scrape up the now gooey adhesive.It does take some work to then get the goo gone off the floor but soapy water (I used a grease fighting dish detergent like DAWN) and a stiff scrub brush works well. Still easier than trying to get up the tile adhesive any other way that I have found so far.Great value for the large bottle compared to the big box stores.

The product NEVER CAME. The seller canceled after a few days. The product itself is EXCELLENT, nothing is better than this to remove pesky adhesive from everything (as well as bird droppings from my truck!). However, this seller here? Nah. That’s why I gave this minimum scores.By the way, why on the “stars” section is ADHESION mentioned? No such thing.

It does not remove the floor adhesive completely but it does make the process to remove it faster. With a little elbow grease, mop here and there it'll be gone between 2-3 days

We very much like and appreciate the Goo Gone products, and have used them for years because they seem nearly "miraculous", removing gummy labels and adhesive residue, helps breakup heavy grease and rapidly removes dark 'scuff marks' from linoleum and hardwood floors.. Truly multi-purpose and extremely useful... and we've no doubt not yet fully discovered what else it cannot do.. Highly recommended product for nearly every home..Now for the "whining" aspect of this review: We've ordered Goo Gone in bottles of this size for a very long time because we use it use it SO much, but this time the delivery was more than a tad 'disappointing'.When I examined the bottle as I removed it from the shipping box, I noticed some minor damage to both the bottle and labeling, but was not put off by this fact because it is the contents we need, not the bottle or label, but the irksome portion came when I examined the total volume of this shipment, and noticed that approximately 4-5 ounces of the product were "missing" and upon removing the cap, the aluminized seal was damaged and a significant hole was evident, and dark residue deposits (what my partner referred to as "mold") nearly covered the underside of the cap which, by the way, was NOT the actual intended cap that it most likely was originally packaged with, and noticeable solely because we had anther identical bottle sitting alongside this bottle we received. Every Goo Gone bottle we've purchased in the past has had a black 'child-proof' twist off cap with an aluminized plastic seal on the top of the bottle, while this had what appeared to be a 'generic' white cap that barely sealed the contents, and arguably could explain the "lost" 4-5 ounces of the Goo Gone product through the 1/2" hole in the seal. My partner decided it looked as if someone was 'cleaning out' their storage area and simply shipped this 'partial' bottle rather than a 'full' original production bottle. Of note: We're not returning this shipment because we need the Goo Gone NOW... but we'll also be very sure to NOT buy another from this source, if given the chance. Not what we've come to expect from Amazon purveyors, to say the least...