I have mine going to a gallon container of dish soap. Easy to change to new bottle. Less fill-ups and no over flow problem. I got one for each bathroom as well.

Works great, but was a little hard to get it to start

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Overall, the product is good! 👍 It comes with everything you need to hide your soap under the countertop. However, the top portion needs to be a bit bigger; it barely sticks over the edge to put soap in the dishwater. 🤔 I think it's okay, durable, and easy to install. I can attach a large bottle of Dawn to it and keep it off my counters! ✅ #SoapDispenser #KitchenOrganization #CleaningSupplies #HomeImprovement #ProductReview

Love this pump.Installs easily and never overfill the dispenser again! Solid metal and works great!

Bought this in August 2024 and was pleased with the easy installation and ease of use. Jan 2025, for whatever reason the portion you push down for the soap split and the cheap metal is curling up. Danger in the kitchen because you can cut yourself. Will order something else but not this one again.

This soap dispenser is fantastic. Unlike the others we’ve tried, the work flawlessly. I think it’s attributable to a combination of a large-diameter hose, rubberized/flexible hose, and whatever that white thing is that is attached to the hose. Whatever the case, these are great. Have purchased 2 already, would purchase more if we had a need.

Easy to install but took a very long time to get the soap through the entire hose

working good easy to install easy to use

This sink soap dispenser is a great addition to my kitchen! It was very easy to install, and it seamlessly blends in with any kitchen decor. The built-in design gives a sleek, modern look, and it works perfectly with my countertop. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a functional and stylish soap dispenser for their kitchen sink!

This soap dispenser is garbage. I must submit at least one star, in order to continue. It will not let me select zero stars, which I would, if it were allowable. We had to replace it once, because some internal component failed, making it impossible to prime and therefore impossible to pump soap. Some weeks into the ownership, post-replacement (we bought two because we have two kitchen islands, each with a sink for food prep), the spout popped out of its housing when we pumped for more soap. The picture I have provided shows the spout laying on the countertop in a puddle of soapy ooze. It seems there is no internal mechanism for retaining the spout, and keeping your counter free of soapy ooze. Also, quite a bit of soap is wasted every time this happens. If a low price is your only criterion, this is the dispenser for you, as long as you don’t mind the added inconvenience of having to clean the mess up every 10 or 12 pumps.My recommendation is to find a highly rated countertop dispenser, or just pour the soap from the bottle you keep under the sink. Oh, and don’t drill a hole for a counter-mounted soap dispenser unless you have ordered an American made piece of equipment from a company that has a Quality Assurance department, which tests each unit before packaging it for distribution.This next part is not a racist rant, but save your time if you don’t want to read my commentary about the current state of trade relations internationally.The US has single-handedly built up the Nation of China through its trade deals and “Most Favored Nation” status. This has been done through deals which moved our manufacturing to China and out of the US, because since labor in China is vastly less expensive than in the US, and they don’t have labor friendly laws restricting the exploitation of its workers, including children, it costs less to manufacture in China even though it all then has to shipped back here.The result is a stream of products, unimaginably inferior to those that can be made here, because the people of China, and this is no knock on their race (even though their hatred of whites, and Americans specifically is incalculable), but merely of culture, have complete and utter disdain on the enormous numbers of American consumers, and they don’t care to produce anything of quality in order for us to purchase their products.And here’s the rub: we don’t care enough about the total inferiority of the garbage they produce to say anything about it! We keep on buying it because it’s cheap and convenient!You may think a soap dispenser is a silly item to take to the (!!!) soapbox over this accumulated failure in quality production. I assert that this for me, is the last straw before the need to say something.In closing, I thank you for you attentive ear. It’s not just soap dispensers, people. We must do better with production of goods right here in America. We must produce quality goods, products and services. At fair prices, and be able to rate such goods that the best ones sell best, making the most money for the best producers. Lastly, don’t buy this garbage. It will run you over the edge as it has apparently done to me.

Installation was easy enough, and the quality for the price is acceptable. The real issue is the lack of suction. We bought two of these and both failed to suck the off the shelf liquid hand soap more than halfway up the tube. I had to thin the soap 25% with water in order to make it work.Hose kinking is also an issue. You could either cut the tube shorter, and then later need to crawl under your sink to change the soap bottle. Or, put Wire Loom Split Tubing over the vinyl soap tubing to prevent kinking, and be able to pull the bottle & hose out towards the front of the cabinet.We have another brand soap dispenser on a different sink, that while it did cost more, it also does not suffer from these deficiencies. The tubing diameter might be larger on that unit.Bottom line is, the unit does work, and visually it looks good. I just wished it sucked more and wasn't as kinky while doing it.

I used it in my kitchen. Very easy to instal. The instruction is very simple and easy to understand.