Goo GoneDegreaser - Removes Kitchen Grease, Grime and Baked-on Food - 14 Fl. Oz. - 2047

You know you are a grown up when you get excited about great cleaning products. This kitchen degreaser is phenomenal. I'm so happy that finally I found a product that does the job well in the fraction of the time.

The media could not be loaded. I looked at the the reviews before I purchase anything and there definitely was more good than bad, when I got it, no issues, it wasn't leaking and it was a full bottle. When I sprayed it on my cabinets it came out in a foam, which I used rubber gloves and I smeared it all over my cabinets because as you know if you smoke your cabinets get this yucky tar film, yellow gook on it that does not come off with regular cleaners, I've tried many so I decided to try Goo Gone for kitchen. I sprayed it rubbed it around because it doesn't spray out in a Mist it sprays out in a foam so I spread it all over with my rubber glove and I let it sit for at least 3 to 5 minutes and it already just started to drip Brown from the grime and dirty tar, now mind you I do clean my cabinets with regular cleaner but it doesn't get that tar from Smoke Off, this was amazing I did have to spray it twice wipe off spray it again let it sit because there was some build up but it definitely did what it was supposed to do just let it sit on there for up to at least 5 minutes if you have tar from smoke and cooking Grease you know those specks that never come off no matter how hard you scrub. The smell was not evasive even though I did have my window open some but it did not bother me at all. I would recommend and I'm telling everyone. .BTW do not use it on or near chrome faucets I accidently did when i sprayed some in the tub and it hit the faucet and it damaged it a little.

For some reason it was ok, the good ole little bottle seemed more stronger!!

Our kitchen cabinets have some sort of laminate style fake wood design on the outside, and they've been sticky ever since we moved in 5 years ago, especially the ones directly above the stove. I had tried a variety of cleaners, but they always remained sticky and never came clean, so I gave up trying. The tile walls all around the kitchen (not just by the stove) have also seemed to be covered in a layer of grease that just would not come off.I don't even remember how I stumbled across this, but I will be ordering more to fully clean everything, and to use before we move next year (both for cleaning the house we're leaving and the new one we'll be moving into). The cabinets above the stove took one spray and a swipe with a rag to get rid of the sticky feeling, then I went over it again just to get it good and clean. Around the knobs took a bit of scrubbing and trying to get it good, but still only took a few minutes.The picture has bad lighting (old house, sorry), but you can still see clearly where I wiped the wall with this spray. That's over by the window, on the other side of the kitchen from our stove. The entire kitchen is coated like that, and has been since we moved in, with nothing making much of a dent in it. This didn't even take any scrubbing, just had to spray and wipe.Bonus, it doesn't smell as bad as most degreasing cleaners. I can't say it smells great, but it doesn't have that over powering smell that makes you want to run out of the house and never return.

I bought this based on a news article to clean the glass door of my oven. Doesn't work all that welll for what I intended. I generally make my own cleaning agent and put them into spray bottle. I'll give it another try on something else.

We have tried so many concoctions to remove ancient grease buildup on counter tops near the stove in our old house! Finally we hit on the one that actually works! It took two rounds but counters are like new! Lots cheaper than replacing counter tops!

Does Not work. Supposed to easily clean glass stove tops and pan bottoms. I attempted to clean stove top 3 different times. Let it sit for an hour and it did absolutely nothing. Waste of money!!!

Works