Q: What can this cleaner remove?
It dissolves stuck-on gum and tar and removes stains from grease, oil, ink and lipstick, along with label glue, pine sap and bug residue from a windshield.
56Z9914 - Citrus Cleaner, 473ml (16 oz)

Made from citrus extracts, this concentrated biodegradable cleaner dissolves stuck-on gum and tar, and removes stains left by grease, oil, ink and lipstick, to mention only a few.
Useful for removing label and sticker glues (great when removing price tags from presents), as well as pine sap or bugs from a windshield. It even has a pleasant citrus scent. Can be diluted with water for lighter duties or used undiluted for heavier applications.
Made in Canada.
It dissolves stuck-on gum and tar and removes stains from grease, oil, ink and lipstick, along with label glue, pine sap and bug residue from a windshield.
Not necessarily; you can dilute the citrus cleaner with water for lighter cleaning tasks or use it undiluted for heavier jobs like stuck-on tar.
Yes, the citrus-extract formula is biodegradable, so it breaks down rather than persisting like a solvent-based cleaner.
Yes, it's effective for removing label and sticker adhesive, which makes it useful for peeling price tags off presents.
| Volume | 473 mL (16 fl oz) |
| Includes | Citrus cleaner concentrate |
| Package Quantity | 1 item |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |

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Concentrated Citrus Cleaner
Made from citrus extracts, this concentrated biodegradable cleaner dissolves stuck-on gum and tar, and removes stains left by grease, oil, ink and lipstick, to mention only a few.
Useful for removing label and sticker glues (great when removing price tags from presents), as well as pine sap or bugs from a windshield. It even has a pleasant citrus scent. Can be diluted with water for lighter duties or used undiluted for heavier applications.
Made in Canada.
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