Foaming Hand Soap Dispenser (3 pk) Soap Foam Dispenser Durable (8.5 oz) Plastic Soap Dispenser- Refillable and Eco Friendly Pump for use in Bathroom and Kitchen - Parker Eight Clear

Bought this pump to replace a pump bought at one of the big retail stores. Due to the price here on Amazon, I wasn't too overly concerned with the pump working correctly because the previous pump did foam up but only slightly, leaving you with partial liquid in your hand then the pump stop working a week after I received it. This pump is really good. 100 percent foam. Seems to be of good quality. As a matter of fact I have decided to order again to have as spares. Very good product for the price. I did not go with the Castillo soap they recommended but I'm sure the solution they gave works but I went on Amazon and bought 3 refill bottles of foaming soap. Working great for me and my boys so far.

This came as a three pack. I so far have had to use only one. So far the dispenser has worked very well. We have been buying foaming soap from a national chain store (Initials B&BW). We realized that the watery foaming soap was much more costly than buying the thicker non-foaming version of the fragrances we like and diluting them to use in a foam dispenser. We were using their foaming dispensers we had left over, but I decided to invest in a generic version. I saw these, and the 3-pack was very inexpensive (especially as a lightning deal). These dispensers are plain and simple, and will fit in any decor. They are oblong (not round) and they fit perfectly on the recessed edge of our sinks. I have been using it in our bathroom for about 2 weeks now and it has been working just fine. I am assuming the other 2 will work just as well when needed.

I like the look of this product a lot, it looks nice on my counter. I like the pump's feel. I think having a set of three provides a good value, covering my two bathroom sinks and the kitchen sink. And I really love having foaming soap; it rinses off so quickly and thoroughly. I can't speak to durability yet, but I don't see any early warning signs.But I do plan on using this for years, and my one complaint is in refilling it. The manufacturer suggests a 4:1 ratio of water:soap. The easy math would be to double that, to 8 oz water and 2 oz soap, which adds up to 10 oz. But this bottle will hold no more than 9 oz before spilling. So I guess I should factor it down to... what... 7.5 oz water and 1.5 oz soap? That's now out of proportion, but then, I don't remember how to factor from my SAT prep!I get it, no need for precision, but... why not just make this a 10-oz bottle? Why make it aggravating for all time to come?By the way, I have seen some people here recommend a 5:1 ratio of water:soap (rather than 4:1). In my opinion, that would be too much water. You still want some slipperiness to the soap. And besides, that doesn't factor to a total of 9 oz any more easily than does 4:1... <:-(

I gave it 5 stars because it works, so far. Dispenses a nice quantity of soap, doesn't seem fragile and it looks like it will be easy to clean and maintain. It would be nice though if it had some kind of mark that suggested how much soap and water to use. I put a strip of writable tape on the side and marked how much soap I put in and how much water. I am going to add a little more soap next time as I think this batch might be a bit watery. Because of the tape I know how much to add. So if the seller could add a couple of lines to the outside it would be great. Out of the 3 received I have only used 1 so far.

I have come to prefer foaming soap. Particularly because foaming soap uses a whole lot less soap yet does its cleaning task flawlessly 99% of the time. These work very well delivering foaming soap and are super easy to clean when it's time <sigh> to clean the bathroom. Do you like cleaning your bathroom? It's one of those "meh" chores that needs doing no and again.I personally use Dawn dishwashing soap and make my own foaming soap. Just regular, nothing fancy Dawn. 1 part Dawn, 4 parts distilled water, let it mix overnight in a container large enough to hold 3 or 4 several refills. Works perfectly.

Foam hand soap is so much better and rinses better too. I use dish soap 1 part to 3 or 4 parts water and it is great.

First off theses pumps are pretty nice. The pump is sturdy but the plastic of the bottle is on the thinner side, maybe a little thicker than the ones you buy filled with soap in the store. The way the pump opens makes it to where the cap sits off center on the bottle and I don't really like the look of this. For a little under $7.00 three pumps was a good deal. I actually went to buy more to have as spares and not a full week later they are marked up at $14.00!!!! I can't believe it, it's not a new product and it already has tons of reviews. I understand prices sometimes go up but geeze twice the amount???? I won't be buying more at this price. With that said, they do foam good, not sure how long they will last but they are working good with both my Myers and my diy soaps.

I've been using these (BPA Free Liquid Hand Soap Dispenser w/ Foaming Pump) for about 6 months now. I wanted to wait and see how they would hold up before writing a review. Well, they're still going very strong. I'm very satisfied with this purchase. My only wish is that the bottles came in bigger sizes because we use them as shower bottles as well.I mix liquid castille soap (1 part) and water (5 parts), and I add 1-2 teaspoons thin oil (I like grapeseed oil) and a few drops of essential oil. It makes for a moisturizing hand/body soap that doesn't dry the skin at all.Highly recommendIf anything changes, I'll certainly come back and snatch away any star it doesn't deserve.