Whats the difference between this and the Goo Gone Multipurpose Spray Bottle?
1727101
This is formulated as a gel, which means it sticks to the surface for longer. The Multipurpose Spray Bottle is formulated as a liquid, which will drip off.
1727102
In general, I have found the two products work much the same, however, I always use the liquid bottled kind for removing grease stains in laundry - the spray gel doesn't work at all for this purpose.
1881621
From Taylor's list of reagents (https://www.taylortechnologies.com/products_results.asp?MarketID=-1&Type;=Reagents&SearchBy;=ALL&SearchString;=) there does not seem to be any difference from the MSD sheets (https://www.taylortechnologies.com/MSDSS/0004.PDF & https://www.taylortechnologies.com/MSDSS/0014.PDF). The residential reagent (R14-A) seems to be cheaper for the same size bottle. Ping Taylor for more details.
280395
It is the spray version. I believe that it's identical to the 3.7 oz bottle available in stores.
1079291
I don't know about those 2 fluids, but I use methanol and hydrogen peroxide in mine and it's the only brand I can find that the seals hold up very long. My guys love them. The sprayer tips we used on the old ones screwed right on these.
159298
squeeze bottle, easier to control, LOT LESS WASTE, cleaner goes a lot farther also... I've used this on all my motorcycles, and vehicles with great results. Again, use the pump bottle, as sometimes I get low, and dilute it with little distilled water. Hope this helps
1452857
One is a squeeze bottle oil application and the other is an aerosol spray oil application. I would say speed and even application using the aerosol spray oil is better but it would depend on your individual circumstances and needs.
2127529
Sorry! I don't know what the substance is. Goo off works on most everything.
1063118
Generally, a spray is an aerosol, and a mist is a pump. This product is a very fine aerosol spray.
1994657
I have not been able to tell the difference, if there is one. I have used this with the CND powders and other brands of powder, including powder mixed with colors and glitter. It works great.
1276622
I agree this bottle is a spray, however the splash bottle is the same without he spray stem.
2269082
I've tried both and had better even results with the aerosol over then bottle.
701573
Goof Off is industrial strength; it is the super solvent, BUT, is so strong it will dissolve a great number of plastic items. Most clear, polished plastic services will become frosted from just a damp wiping with Goof off. Where Goo Gone is more of an oily solvent. It does not dissolve as many things, but is effective on most glues. If you have say some paint, grease or glue on a metal service, it would just go straight to Goof Off, but it there is some question, about surface finishes, and/or plastics, I would try Goo Gone first. I use them both, and like them both. I don't think you can live with just one of them for general household purposes. Goof Off is industrial strength; it is the super solvent, BUT, is so strong it will dissolve a great number of plastic items. Most clear, polished plastic services will become frosted from just a damp wiping with Goof off. Where Goo Gone is more of an oily solvent. It does not dissolve as many things, but is effective on most glues. If you have say some paint, grease or glue on a metal service, it would just go straight to Goof Off, but it there is some question, about surface finishes, and/or plastics, I would try Goo Gone first. I use them both, and like them both. I don't think you can... » Read More Goof Off is industrial strength; it is the super solvent, BUT, is so strong it will dissolve a great number of plastic items. Most clear, polished plastic services will become frosted from just a damp wiping with Goof off. Where Goo Gone is more of an oily solvent. It does not dissolve as many things, but is effective on most glues. If you have say some paint, grease or glue on a metal service, it would just go straight to Goof Off, but it there is some question, about surface finishes, and/or plastics, I would try Goo Gone first. I use them both, and like them both. I don't think you can live with just one of them for general household purposes. « Show Less
350430
I'm not finding any difference. They are both 27 ounce bottles. I have reached out to Amazon to correct the listing.
26163
No but it works the same and is much less expensive!! Buy the mist spray if using for topical anesthetic for injections
1477622
I don't know if it's the same thing as "aerosol," but the contents are under pressure. It's not the same as a trigger-style bottle of liquid.
1101519
I bought the last two bottles of Spray in the store. One Drug Store had the bottle like yours. The other bottle was slimmer and did not have all the "S" on it. It did not say Touchable Extra. The first one did. That must be the difference. They both say Sebastian Shaper Plus.
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I don't know the exact differences, but their customer service is top notch and can give you the technical details ... support@joyandkarma.com This product is much thicker in consistency than the Vitamin C one, and I like that I don't have to worry about it dripping off my face so quickly. You can use both products together, but I think they probably work the same if you only want to buy one product.