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Citra Solv vs. Goo Gone: What’s The Difference? Citra Solv goes au naturale with d-limonene from oranges to break down glue, tape, labels and all kinds of grime. It dissolves so much crud, my sinks and countertops now sparkle without any harsh smells. However, it’s important to note that you... KEEP READING

Goo Gone Vs. WD-40: What’s The Difference? As for flammability, Goo Gone’s no shrinking violet at 185°F – that stuff could fuel some Fourth of July pyrotechnics! WD-40’s lower flash point makes it a bit more garage-friendly to this grease monkey. Goo Gone Vs. WD-40: Specs & Uses 🧪Materials Compatibility... KEEP READING

Krud Kutter vs. Goo Gone: What’s The Difference? Goo Gone is safe to use on finished wood flooring. However, it’s important to avoid using it on silk, leather, suede, rubber, faux stainless steel, drywall, unfinished wood surfaces, and unsealed stone. Krud Kutter vs. Goo Gone: Specs & Uses ⏰Flash Point... KEEP READING

Rapid Remover vs. Goo Gone: What’s The Difference? In terms of removing stuck-on residue, I gotta hand it to Rapid Remover. This stuff ripped through sticky stuff twice as fast as Goo Gone. That extra solvent muscle punched right through, while Goo Gone took its sweet time. It was like... KEEP READING

Goo Gone Vs. Acetone: any difference? Goo Gone is a gel formulated to remove adhesives while acetone is a harsh solvent used to dissolve substances like nail polish and plastics. Proper handling and PPE should be used with both. Goo Gone Vs. Acetone: Specs & Uses 👃Odor Goo Gone: Citrus... KEEP READING

3m Adhesive Remover Vs Goo Gone: What’s The Difference? 3M Remover has a higher flash point, lower VOC, and more definitive technical data available on materials compatibility and product specifications. Goo Gone contains petroleum distillates so it may have more environmental restrictions on use and disposal. 3m Adhesive Remover Vs... KEEP READING