Crafters Secret Weapon: Goo Gone

*Sponsored Post: This post is sponsored by Goo Gone, but my love for their cleaning products is all my own! 
Calling all crafters! Please tell me you guys have heard of goo gone?! If not, how have you been getting rid of all the GOO?! I first started using goo gone when bought things that I needed to take the stickers off of and then realize how much it was useful for!

Did you know you can use goo gone to remove nail polish from your carpet!? Yep. Did you know you can use Goo Gone to remove stains from your clothes?! Yep.

But even better for my crafters – you can use it to remove things like crayons, glue, markers and GLITTER. Yep, glitter. The one thing we all dread using the most because it never goes away.

How I use Goo Gone:

Removing dried nail polish from a plastic bowl. 

It’s the OCD in me. I purposely bought this bowl to do a craft with, but then I realized I could reuse it and didn’t want it to have nail polish all over it! I used it to do some marbled with nail polish. What a messy job… 

First, I  sprayed it liberally. Next, let it sit and wiped it clean with a paper towel. Worked like a charm! 

Next, I used it to remove the sticky residue off of this little spice jar!

I have a DIY project coming up very soon. I love to re-purpose, so I’m saving all types of jars to begin making candles in!  Goo Gone takes seconds to remove the sticky residue. 

Funny story – I once used vinegar to soak my bottle in and then use the edge of a penny or quarter to scrape the residue off. No idea where I got the idea that vinegar was going to work, but I did and it took a good hour.

Look at that clear goodness! I sprayed it and wiped it with a paper towel. Isn’t it amazing?!

How do you guys use your Goo Gone?!

All photos by me using iPhone 6