RADO Gum Remover

Looking for a cleaning solution to remove gum? Freeze it!
RADO+™ is a safe, non-flammable gum remover designed for use on concrete, carpet, upholstery, tile, linoleum and wood surfaces.
RADO+ instantly freezes chewing gum for easy removal in all conditions. Finger friendly actuator prevents fingertip/hand chill and fatigue. RADO+ leaves no residue or stain on the surface. RADO+ complies with strict California Consumer Product VOC Regulations.
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[@HHGary]

I tried a similar freezing spray on the gum outside my building, but because the sidewalk is made of concrete with gravel mixed in (as many concrete mixtures have), making it an uneven surface, in most cases it was not possible to get the scraper up underneath the gum, but only to scrape the top layer off, which isn’t really a solution. I assume the same problem will exist with Rado?

[@gavinstewart7696]

was that a hot water washer ??????

[@norbertmedeiros9604]

what about the residue left over?

[@CAFOutdoorCleaning]

Hi Norbert - If the gum is new there should be no remaining residue once it has been sprayed with RADO+ and scraped off. If the gum is older, it should also come up with no residue, however, there may be staining that remains on the concrete. This remaining stain can be tackled with a strong multisurface cleaner like OTIS. Please let us know if you have any other questions or contact us at [phone].

[@redneckem1]

Norbert Medeiros use brass brush to get rid of residue while still frozen

[@blvelazquez]

This product is trash... I did exactly what the video says AND NOTHING!!!

[@GoHARD99]

Exactly this is really good for new gum really old gum this doesn't work well at all

[@odinsmojo]

@@GoHARD99 For older Gum, I sprayed a little WD-40 on it to rehydrate the gum, then about 15 minutes later used this and it worked. The products works by freezing the moisture in the gum, older gum has little moisture so you have to add moisture to the gum that can soak in for this product to work on older gum.