New to Goop Hand Cleaner & Stain Remover?
It’s one of the most useful cleaners available today, and it all started with a white gel that removed grease from mechanics hands, with or without water.
Originally designed in 1949 as a rinsable or waterless hand cleaner for mechanics, it was accepted by tradesmen all across the USA.
Soon after Goop became popular, homemakers doing the laundry for the mechanics realized Goop removed the grease and oil from their clothes better than any stain remover available, and it didn’t smell bad.
So, Goop really is “multi-purpose” and is now known as the “go-to” stain remover for removing grease, oil, and other tough stains that soaps and popular stain removers can not get out.
You can save your favorite clothes from the rag pile because even set-in stains can be removed with Goop.
Goop has evolved into two basic categories, Goop for People and Goop for Animals. New types of products have been added over the years. Take a look.
Goop for You
Here are the Goop Cleaners made for you to use to clean your hands, remove stains, and clean all kinds of serious grime from things around your house, garage, or workshop. Goop is non-toxic and biodegradable- safe for the whole family.
Goop for Your Four-Legged Family
It all started with Cat Fanciers. In the late 1960s, cat breeders and people who showed cats, especially long hair breeds with oily coats, realized Goop was a fantastic first step to pre-show grooming. It would strip all nastiness from the cat’s coat before shampoo and conditioner. Goop removed what shampoo could not.
Horse Breeders and Groomers, who used Goop in the barn for all kinds of cleanup since it was introduced, came to the same realization. Especially those who breed and show draft horses adopted Goop as a grooming degreaser. Goop removed what soaps and shampoo could not.
The special formulations for the cats, dogs, and horses.