While we do not officially recommend Goo Gone, we are aware of its use to remove ink and tar from pets and by veterinarians to de-oil birds. The small amounts of the product entering a septic tank will not alter or otherwise affect the natural biological activity of the system. Once the mixture's had a chance to work, wash your container with soap and warm water to remove the extra oil and baking soda and any sticker residue. Goo Gone is the most innovative and effective method of removing a wide variety of the most common (and uncommon) "sticky" problems.

If you need an all-purpose type of cleaner, we recommend our water-based Goo Gone All-Purpose Cleaner, which can be used full-strength on many cleaning projects and diluted to wash large surfaces. Here's the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) in case anyone is curious what's in 3M 38983 General Purpose Adhesive Remover[1]: Mostly methyl acetate, with some naptha, xylene, and a small amount of ethylbenzene. FeaturesRemoves cured and semi-cured adhesives including hot melts from floors, machinery, tools and equipment. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.Can also be used on glass, laminate, metal, painted, wood, most plastics, ceramics, granite, floors, worktops and tiles. You essentially just need enough soda to make a paste so it clings to the item and doesn't run down. It smells pretty atrocious and it's notoriously tough to get rid of the greasy feeling it leaves behind. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. It easily removes stubborn burned-on food, oil, grease, and food spills from your oven, grates, air fryer, broiler, and anywhere else you might be stuck with stubborn burned-on food.

For particularly stubborn labels, you might need to apply it twice - but that's sometimes how normal Goo Gone works, too. Combustible means you'd actually have to heat the Goo Gone to a temperature of 133°F and use a match to ignite it.

The small amounts of Goo Gone entering a septic tank will not alter or otherwise affect the natural biological activity of the system. Goo Gone has been proven safe, in that it is orally non-toxic and non-irritating to eyes and skin, according to The Federal Hazardous Substance Act. Then wash no more than a few pieces of clothing at a time in the washing machine, thereby allowing the articles free movement.