Review on 🚰 Sink Soap Dispenser Tube Kit, 47”, Upgraded with Check Valve - No More Refilling the Small Bottle by James Holker

Received in the package were missing instructions but I wired it up like this and it works great: 1) Remove the soap dispenser handle and any existing hoses, bottles etc, leave the long hose through the dispenser hole in the sink/counter and attach the hose to the bottom of the soap dispenser handle and then reattach the handle to the sink/table. Insert the tube into the soap bottle so that the white plunger touches the bottom of the soap bottle, and then close the soap bottle. 3) Connect the short and long hoses to the black and white check valve - the white part should be connected to the short hose coming from the soap bottle and the black part should be connected to the long hose coming from the handle of the soap bottle soap dispenser is coming. 4) Squeeze the soap dispenser handle until soap comes out. This may take a while, but the tube is clear so you can see the soap rising. If not, check that the connections are tight and that the check valve is installed correctly (step 3). If the soap still doesn't come out, you may need to dilute it with water - concentrated soap may need to be diluted 15-25% with water. Once it's working properly I would recommend using the supplied adhesive brackets to secure the hose in the closet so it doesn't get kinked or tangled in retractable sprayers etc. Overall, the extension hose works well and is worth the price. to eliminate the inconvenience and mess of filling a small bottle. My soap dispenser is a Delta and the fittings are perfect so it should fit most dispenser brands.