Goop Hand Cleaner and Laundry Stain Lifter Remover 19 ounce, Waterless, Non-Toxic and Biodegradable, Removes Grease, Grass, Tar, Blood, Paint, Dirt, Mud

So, one night taco night got really out-of-control. My shirt was a war zone. I was convinced my shirt was a goner, there was no way anything could get out those salsa stains...Luckily, a friend worked for years at a laundromat and said this stuff gets out EVERYTHING. Blood, wine, food, grease, feces (I didn't ask) it gets it all out.So I wiped this on, let it set, and then washed it. MIRACLES. My shirt came out of the wash looking brand new.Then, another problematic evening occurred that ended up with marinara sauce all over my backseat (I have bad friends)...so I used this to treat the marinara stains before scrubbing. BAM! Magic.I don't know what they put in this stuff, but it's magical.

I've been using goop since the 80s for cleaning grease off clothes to prevent staining. It's also a good hand cleaner, but I don't work in a garage so I'm rarely elbow deep in grease. It works best if applied soon after the grease has been on the clothing and scrubbed into the stain with a stiff brush if the fabric allows.While it can remove stains after the first washing it is far less effective at that. If your item is light in color be careful not to let the goop dry too much on the clothing before washing because doing so can cause goop to stain the clothes. It's best to wash them five to ten minutes after applying the product.

I rub this on stains on clothes and specifically use it for my white dress shirts (the yellow around the collar) and it works miracles!I put it on while the clothes are dry, before I wash them. I put on a small amount that I scoop out with my finger. I let it sit for about 10 minutes (or longer if I feel like it) and then throw it in the wash like regular. Afterwards, the stains are gone, or almost gone (do it several times and it will be gone!). This stuff works great for that! Also, I use a super small amount. It takes years and years to go through a container of this if you are only using it for laundry.

My mother liked to refinish furniture. After she had restained it, she would "varnish" it with tung oil, rubbing the oil in by hand and sanding more and more lightly between coats. To clean the stain and varnish from her hands, she used Goop. I picked up her habit and applied it to even more situations. Most remarkable was when I walked by my white polyester/cotton summer dress, holding my stain- laden brush high to avoid accidentally getting stain on anything, with, of course, precisely the opposite effect. I assumed my dress was ruined, but when in a fit of optimism I tried Goop on it anyway, not a speck of stain remained. My dress was like new. There are a few stains Goop doesn't work on, such as the Hand Therapy Putty (also sold on Amazon) I got all over my bedclothes when I fell asleep squeezing it, but generally I've found it to be just this side of miraculous, and am as delighted with it as my mother was when she first introduced it to me.

Relied for years on the forerunner of present product, until disappeared in all local stores.The present version is less satisfactory because now contains a goopy greasy addition that remainson skin even after rinsing in water. Alas.Still one of the best for cleaning REALLY dirty, greasy hands, even if no water available ... just a rag (orthe dog!). Recommended

I believe this out performs anything else I have tried. I used to only use this when I was working on cars and engines, but have found that it removes stains better than most products out there. Especially BABY CLOTHES! It removes baby food stains and those OTHER stains with just a little scrubbing and didn't destroy the color or feel of the baby clothes. I even let it sit on some of the bigger messes ( diaper explosion) and it has always removed any stains that other cleaners would have left. I've also used it for stains on carpets, even wine, and it has always worked. I would recommend.

Best hand cleaner I have ever used. So good I go out of my way to tell others. It even removes epoxy paint from my hands. It leaves my hands feeling like I just applied a lotion. If you have never used it before, try it. You won't be sorry. That's after using all and I do mean all the orange products.I use a hand brush with it to push it up under my fingernails and to finish off the cleaning. Apply it to your hands before water is applied and scrub your hands until the white cleaner turns gray or nearly black. This takes about 15 seconds, then take a small brush to push it into the lines on your hands and under the fingernails. This takes another 10 seconds. Then rinse and be amazed.I was always embarrassed when out for a nice dinner or at a wedding and just couldn't get my hands clean. There I sat with grease-stained fingers in a suit and tie embarrassed to go for my wine glass. That's not a problem anymore.

I give a three-star rating because the product actually does remove oily deposits from hands. The product was shipped quickly and arrived undamaged. The seller did their job perfectly. That said, this product is trash. Getting it off your hands after it's cleaned the grease from your hands is another story. This stuff turns your skin completely water repellent. That may sound like something you might like, but trust me it isn't. When you add water to this stuff on your hands, it turns into a greasy, sticky mess that refuses to come off easily. In fact, you can't even use bar soap on it because it doesn't allow the lather. If you like to use waterless hand cleaner and can't find the right brand (PurplePower is the closest to the old Napa brand waterless hand cleaner, the absolute best ever), this stuff is not right for you. Disgusting. I tried it several times to make sure it was garbage then threw the rest of it and the whole other unopened container in the trash.