Review on 🧼 Brushed Nickel Countertop Soap Dispenser with Extension Tube Kit and Collapsible Funnel - 17 oz Bottle Included by Bradley Stewart

This dispenser was purchased so we could install a push pull soap dispenser on our laundry tub. The laundry room was recently updated to have cabinets above the washer and dryer. The laundry tub between the two units was surrounded by a closet, leaving only the tub and handles exposed. We used small soap dispensers and a bottle of degreaser that didn't match the new decor. This dispenser was simple and had the right size hole we needed to drill in our hard plastic tub. We ran a long tube along the inside so we could reach the bottle for filling. The pump works great and has no trouble dispensing soap, even thick dishwashing liquid. The first pump is used for mild hand wash and the second pump is installed for additional degreaser or spot cleaning. Update June 2020: Recently moved and missing my liquid soap dispenser that I had in my previous home. We replaced the faucet with one that had a built in sprayer, so we took out the old sprayer and made the perfect hole for the new soap dispenser. Unlike my previous gmcozy soap dispenser which had a bottle attached to a pump under the sink, this time we went with the option of connecting the supplied hose that plugs into the original soap bottle. I buy dish soap from a warehouse that lasts for several months. That being said, I can fit this in and not have to worry about an empty soap dispenser for months. If I really need to replace the soap, all I have to do is pull out the old bottle and put the hose in the new bottle and that's it. I look forward to never having to fill a bottle again; Spilling detergent all over the sink if the bottle overflows or contains air bubbles.