ドーイチ 粘着汚れ用洗剤 コントラクターズソルベント 天然オレンジオイル配合 幅100×奥行48×高さ217mm 375ml

DIYでフローリング貼った際に誤って付着してしまったウレタン系接着剤を完全じゃないにせよ剥がす事ができました！

50年以上前に業者に依頼して敷いたフロアシートを剥がすのに使いました。 他にもいろいろ試しましたが、これが一番綺麗に落ちました。 （洗剤＋床をキスつけない素材のヘラで剥がしました）

擦ってもとれない汚れが簡単にとれました。

なかなか良いね!

フローリング張りでシンナーでも落ちないノリも落ちました。プロ使用ですね。これからもお世話になります。

これまで、工場の床にこびりついた高粘度オイルや酸化グリスの除去に苛性ソーダ系の洗剤を使ってきましたが、こびり付いた感じが取れず、床面も傷みがちでした。この洗剤は若干の手間と時間がかかりますが、床面のスッキリ感がダントツに良いです。床面の痛みも軽くなった気がします。また、化粧コンクリートに付着したシール材や塗料の除去にも有効でした。強力過ぎて、付着力が弱くなったペンキなどもあっさり剥がしてしまうこと、油断すると養生テープが役に立たないことに注意ですね・・・（笑）。

全く効果ない

車にラインをシールでいれていたのですが、剥がすのに業者に頼むと数十万かかるとのことだったので自分で剥がすことにしました。 YouTube等で調べて色々試したのですがなかなかうまく綺麗に剥がれず困っていた時にこの商品を見つけました。 今までの苦労が嘘のようにこれを使ったら綺麗に早く剥がすことができました。 結構大きい範囲も余裕で剥がれたので、自分でやる場合この商品を使うのが一番効率的だと思いま。

Purchase to get excess silicone caulk off of a sink that was removed during a kitchen renovation and it works like a charm. Sink looks brand new.

I recently used this contractor-grade solvent to tackle some stubborn caulking in my bathroom, and I was impressed with how well it performed. If you’ve ever tried to remove old, dried-up caulk, you know it can be a frustrating and time-consuming process. While no solvent can completely replace manual scraping, this one made a significant difference in breaking down the remaining residue and making cleanup much easier. After manually scraping off the bulk of the caulk, I applied this solvent as a final pass, and it worked wonders in dissolving the leftover adhesive and residue. The formula has a strong but not overpowering scent, and it’s much less harsh than some chemical-heavy alternatives. It didn’t damage the surrounding surfaces and left everything looking clean and refreshed. That said, this isn’t a “magic eraser” for caulk removal—you’ll still need to put in some elbow grease to get the job done. But as a finishing step, it’s an excellent product that saves both time and effort. If you’re dealing with old caulking, adhesive residues, or sticky messes, this is a great tool to have on hand. Would definitely recommend for home improvement projects where adhesive removal is a challenge

Works fairly well for helping to remove silicone from shower door metal. Does not appear to dissolve silicone, but helps loosen it up so it can be scraped off. Works best for small amounts of silicone, not removing big globs.Would buy again.

I used 100% silicon for the install of an undermount porcelain bathroom sink. Naturally I had a bit of silicon that dried and eventually cured on the inside of the bowl. Tried fuel alcohol hoping it would loosen or soften it enough but it didn't do anything to help. I figured it was going to take some scraping but with something that would not scratch the porcelain. So I purchased the plastic scrapers and scrubbers linked below. Cleaned the sink out and let it dry, sprayed this stuff on and waited 30 min. Started scraping with the big scraper. It was coming off, still stuck so I had to use a little force but it was coming up. Then progressed to the small scraper and then I squirted a little more and used the scrub pads. After cleaning all the silicon debris then rinsing the sink I could see I had the biggest globs down to just a thin stuck film. Sprayed it again and waited another 30 min. Repeat all above. Almost all of it gone except for a few tiny spots of film. Scraped the spots with the small scraper then sprayed again just because. Waited about 10-15 min then just scrubbed with the scrub pad, rinse - all gone. Dealing with 100% silicon it isn't magic. Definitely not spray and wipe but it does loosen and soften it enough that it makes scraping a lot easier. If I had to remove this type of silicon again I would be using this product. But I have to give half the credit to the scrapers linked below. These scrapers worked great and most certainly did half the work. 100% Silicon: amazon.com/dp/B0BVGVFD56 Plastic Scrapers: amazon.com/dp/B0DWP221ZR Plastic Scrubbers: amazon.com/LOLA-Plastic-Scrubber-Polypropylene-Dishwasher/dp/B007QARLU4

I had only one use before the the spray nozzle stops working, there is also no way to open it either. Amazon's AI suggested it's a very common customer feedback. It worked just ok, I left it for 1 hour and still took me LOTS of elbow grease to remove the caulk, because this product is so inconsistent it ended up being a messy job with some partial caulk not being able to remove. The cleanup took a long time. I tried GooGone and it was much better.