DIY Goo Gone Recipe (Only 2 Ingredients)

 


Homemade Goo Gone

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Sticky messes happen-whether it's label residue, gum, or grease spots. But

instead of reaching for a store-bought goo remover filled with harsh

chemicals, why not make your own? This homemade version is faster,

cheaper, and way safer for you and the environment. Plus, you probably

already have the ingredients in your cupboard!



Why Make Your Own Goo Gone?



1. Quicker and Cheaper

Store-bought goo removers can cost around $5-$10 a bottle, but this

homemade version costs just pennies! Plus, you don't have to run to the store

since the ingredients are common kitchen staples.



2. Safer for You and the Environment

Commercial goo removers often contain chemicals like petroleum distillates

and synthetic fragrances, which can irritate your skin, harm your lungs, and

even pollute waterways when rinsed down the drain.

DIY Goo Gone Recipe



Ingredients:

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1 part Baking Soda (Here is my go-to baking soda choice)


1 part Oil (like vegetable, olive, or coconut) This coconut oil is perfect for make-up remover too. Want to learn more? Check out my make-up remover blog here.




Instructions:



- Mix equal parts baking soda and oil in a small bowl.



- Apply the paste to the sticky area and let it sit for a minute.



- Wipe away with a cloth or paper towel.



- Rinse the area with warm, soapy water if needed.



Why It Works



Baking Soda: Acts as a gentle abrasive to lift away sticky residue.



Oil: Breaks down adhesives and leaves surfaces smooth and clean.




The Chemical-Free Difference



Unlike store-bought goo removers that can leave behind a chemical smell and

residue, this homemade version leaves your surfaces feeling fresh and clean

without any harsh after-effects. You're not just saving money, you're also

making a safer choice for your home and the planet.





For more simple, non-toxic living tips, you can find me on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube under holisticandwitchy.

Thanks for reading! I love sharing these tips with you, and I appreciate you being here. 

Check out my other blogs on natural DIYs for the body and home below!



Quick links to my personal faves and must haves for natural DIYs:

Baking soda:  used in natural laundry detergent, toothpastes and more

Washing Soda: used in making laundry detergent and cleaning pastes and more

Distilled White Vinegar:  used in cleaning, deodorizing and lifting stains and more

Castile soap: Versatile cleanser, can be used from hair shampoo to degreaser

Essential Oils: used in mostly all my natural DIY products for its scent and high-quality antimicrobial properties.

Amber bottles: protects natural ingredients from light, air, and heat which can break down their potency over time.

Roller and Spray Amber Bottles:  easy and convenient application

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