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I will firmly towel dry the carpet with a microfiber after vacuuming, and if time is of the essence, mist it with 90 percent isopropyl alcohol to enhance evaporation. Even then, more air drying is necessary. The wettest, most ridiculously negligent and incomplete interior detail I got (before...

I've had d-limonene products break down the internals of sprayers, and dissolve various "plastics" (or whatever they were). It will also take black top off a driveway. If it's d-limonene based, yes, it requires resistant bottles and sprayers. Good stuff, strong solvent, non-toxic, but....it...

That is particularly true of protein stains, where one could denature and harden it. Egg, for example.

As I've gathered, these are the general things one can include when one wants to clean something. -Heat -Mechanical agitation -Solvent/Surfactant -Detergent; i.e. a chemical reaction with a stain. Oxidizer, saponifier, acid etc Agitation and a solvent (water is a solvent after all) could be...

Here is the basis of a lot these color-changing wheel cleaners. One important chemical. http://www.brunobock.de/uploads/media/Rim_Cleaner_brochure_1209_E.pdf Bam.

Any concerns come up regarding additional use of this product?

Goo-Gone is D-limonene based. D-Limonene = the oil derived from citrus skins. You can find D-Limonene in a product called Orange Tough 40, which is highly dilutable. Good engine bay degreaser and wheel cleaner, in particular. Leaves way too much residue on stuff which you don't plan to...