Review on 🧼 Top Refill Kitchen Sink Counter Soap Dispenser - 17 OZ Bottle, Built-in, Brushed Nickel Finish by Danny Robertson

Let me start by saying I have a mid 60's stainless steel 5 hole sink with scratches and small dents from many years. If I were to redo my entire kitchen I would replace it but it still works for me so I'm fine. I had to replace a single lever mixer after x years due to a leak. Went with a Delta replacement with a side spray that covered 4 holes in the sink. The fifth hole was for a vent that is no longer needed. I decided to replace the vent with a soap dispenser and after researching many of them I settled on this one. Yes, it's plastic with a chrome finish, just like the Delta handheld sprayer. I looked at reviews on a metal Delta soap dispenser similar to this one for over $65 and found them to have problems like anything else. Everything you buy now is hit or miss. Fortunately, there are more hits than misses. The only issues I had with the installation was having to squeeze my 66 year old body through a very narrow door in the under sink cabinet. and work around the chute and tubes (you can see the bottle in the top left corner of the first picture. Alone I couldn't keep the threaded tube still to be able to tighten the nut so I used a rubber band to prevent that it spins (2nd photo) worked great and I was still able to center it on the hole. Last time under the sink the nut was tighter and the bottle screwed in. I filled it with Dawn. Delta advised the customer to use it a thinner brand due to issues yes? love it you can dose a lot or a little the pump works great it spins easily (it just sits on the base) and you fill up by removing the spout from the pump. I am very happy with my purchase. photo 3 shows the final result. but not for much longer. okay on the counter next to the sink. By the way, I am a widowed woman of 66 years, I have problems problems with Gesu ndness and body, but I could do it myself. So ladies don't wait for their husband to set one.