Blue Bear Bbrdf1geamwt1 Emerge Cleaner & Degreaser Concentrate, Gallon

The didn't experience the same results as others. I applied the product as directed it did soften up the tile mastic but still left a goo on the floor. I was planning on putting epoxy paint down and it just wasn't good enough. I ended up renting a propane floor grinder. For me it was a waste of time and money...not saying it didn't soften it up but not good enough for what I needed. I say deal with the dust and grind if you want it to come off..

I bought this to clean the soy gel from a antique baby cradle and it worked perfectly. However, it worked equally as well on my greasy stove and also took off the greasy cool residue from my walls. So if you live in an older home and have a coal furnace you know what I mean.

I used the Emerge degreaser after using a black mastic remover and it worked quite well. I found that I had to use the degreaser twice to get the oily residue off the concrete floor, but I think this was more a function of the mastic residue than the effectiveness of the degreaser. I was concerned about how harsh Emerge might be if I got it on my skin but had no problems with it. I *did* use gloves, but the diluted degreaser did get splashed around a fair amount, including on my arms and legs but had no troubles with it.

Wasn't as effective as I thought it would be. It didn't really strip anything down. I've seen other less expensive cleaners do better.

I used this to clean up been-e-do from my floors. It took 5-6 moppings before it got most of the grease out. TSP worked just as well, if not better, and for a better price.

I bought this to go along with Bean-e-doo mastic remover. This degreaser not only worked very well, but also did not have a terrible odor and is safe to use.

Does what it's suppose to do.

Worked great.