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GEO-TH, In · Jun 20, 2019

Goop remove tar% nicotine with ease

The light fixture is coated with tar and nicotine so pic can't show how white the refrigerator and wall is.

Goop to the rescue.

MarkB_MI · Jun 20, 2019

Hey George, I assume you mean Goop hand cleaner. Unless you were somehow able to convince Gwyneth Paltrow to come clean your rentals.

GEO-TH, In · Jun 20, 2019

GOOP as in hand cleaner cuts the tar and nicotine with no effort.

That makes my day. Even cleans kitchen floor. No toxic smell.

Very happy camper.
This the last time I'll rent to a smoker.

Or they will pay extra damage deposit for cleaning

MarkB_MI · Jun 20, 2019

Very happy camper.

Ah, but think how happy you'd be with Gwyneth (aka Goop) scrubbing the walls and floors of your tenement.

glennster · Jun 20, 2019

westleys bleachee white tire cleaner also does a good job on tobacco stains too.

John Garner · Jun 20, 2019

You might try using charcoal lighter fluid, which I've found to be an excellent solvent for sticky icky-sticky stuff that water doesn't cut.

Mike M · Jun 20, 2019

Hum ? I had not heard her called that nickname before ?

K Effective · Jun 20, 2019

You might try using charcoal lighter fluid, which I've found to be an excellent solvent for sticky icky-sticky stuff that water doesn't cut.

Just have your premiums paid up and an alibi for where you were at the time of the fire...

kcm.MN · Jun 20, 2019

(quoted from post at 10:14:07 06/20/19) Hum ? I had not heard her called that nickname before ?

Same here. Can someone please elaborate?

MarkB_MI · Jun 20, 2019

> Hum ? I had not heard her called that nickname before ?

She calls HERSELF that.

Read 'n' puke.
Goop

Mike M · Jun 20, 2019

loL ! That is not at all what I envisioned.

jeffcat · Jun 20, 2019

One entry said lighter fluid. You can buy it in bulk at depot or Lowes. Look for synthetic kerosene. Not K-1 . Another spot cleaner is Everclear. Yup.. booze It disolved most anything i wiped it on. NAPA stores a long time ago had spray bottles of Spray 9. Fantastik on cigar smoke.

GEO-TH, In · Jun 20, 2019

Goop is cheaper, less likely to damage finish on wood cabinets and countertops. Less likely to cause a fire. Less likely to damage flooring. Goop, wipe on, Wipe off.

jeffcat · Jun 20, 2019

As every product says do a test spot first. Just a couple of things I use. Just for giggles. If you want to clean up old grease, stinky old gasoline, etc. Try E-85 from your local gas station. This is a little Eagle one quart saftey can from a car show. About twenty minutes work. There are so many solvents to try but there are also ones that worked very well and they are now gone! Carbon tet being one.

K Effective · Jun 20, 2019

(quoted from post at 16:25:35 06/20/19) As every product says do a test spot first. Just a couple of things I use. Just for giggles. If you want to clean up old grease, stinky old gasoline, etc. Try E-85 from your local gas station. This is a little Eagle one quart saftey can from a car show. About twenty minutes work. There are so many solvents to try but there are also ones that worked very well and they are now gone! Carbon tet being one.
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OOOOH, but the PATINA!!!!!!! You've RUINED IT!!!!!!!

whatever

Patsdeere · Jun 20, 2019

I found a great cleaner at the dollar store (not $.99, not family Dollar). It comes in a spray bottle or refill. Water base, sort of yellow liquid, can be diluted or full strength. The stuff is awesome! It cuts the nicotine and stuff probably as easily as the goop does.
Good stuff

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