Review on 🧼 Touchless Foaming Soap Dispenser, Rechargeable Automatic Soap Dispenser with Infrared Motion Sensor, Adjustable 2 Levels, Waterproof and Hands-Free, 300ml / 10.2oz Big Capacity by Nick Griffith

I wanted to buy a touchless foam soap dispenser that doesn't require batteries. It seemed to me that if I plan to buy foam soap in bulk to avoid creating more plastic waste, then I shouldn't create more battery waste either. Bilaro's automatic soap dispenser features a hidden USB-C port that isn't as wet as a soap dispenser, and comes with a USB-C to USB-A (regular USB) cable for charging. According to the characteristics, a full charge lasts for several months, which is very convenient. There are two settings for dispensing foam soap. I have found that the correct amount of soap is provided for me by default. The container held about the same amount of soap as a plastic soap pump purchased from Bath and Body Works or Target (about 10 ounces). Set up involved plugging the pump into mains power to charge it (a full charge takes around 6-8 hours). for a few months of use), fill the soap reservoir and then turn on the dispenser by pressing the button on the top of the unit. If you need to refill the reservoir, you must press the button on the top again to turn it off before adding more soap, or it will keep dispensing! The dispenser size is slightly wider than plastic disposables but should fit most sinks. Pros: Great affordable price, easy to install and use, rechargeable. Cons: Not yet - I bought a few extra dispensers for other areas. in my house!