How "strong" is Pine Sol as a solvent?

How "strong" of a solvent is Pine Sol? Is it relatively benign like Isopropyl Alcohol, stronger like Acetone, or ridiculous like TCE?


Without a background in chemistry (mine is electrical engineering), I'm trying to get a "feel" for what materials I can use what solvents on.


For example, *"strong"* solvents shouldn't be used on wood, plastic, etc whereas *"moderate"* ones can't be used on thin/"weak" plastics but sturdier plastics are OK for short periods of time (i.e. I can use them for cleaning a plastic welding mask in the garage but shouldn't use them on the plastic LCD screen).


If I'm asking the wrong questions, please feel free to answer the question I should have been asking - but keep in mind I'm looking right now for the medium-fidelity answer, not the 100%-physically-correct-by-understanding-chemical-bonds answer.


