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

Installation under the sink is always tricky, but the longer threaded tube makes access and tightening easier. You will need someone at the sink to hold the dispenser with the pre-threaded ring against the top of the sink. Connecting the extension tube to the soap bottle was a bit tricky. The included silicone bottle cages were smaller or larger for my bottle. Luckily the weight of the check valve at the end of the hose was enough to keep the bottle upright. There was a time when I was filling…

Complete junk and going back. I installed the extension hose as instructed, similar to the one I had previously. I rocked and rocked and rocked for days and days and days Sometimes she flew to the other side of the sink. Sometimes I got two drops. Sometimes I thought maybe this would work. But mostly nothing. No drop. Garbage! EDIT: I noticed that the pipe bends and covers the soap. The hose that comes with this new machine is very flexible and soft. It's really too soft and flexible to do…

I've used my third Kholer soap dispenser in 8 years because the "suction" didn't hold the soap when I used the extended tube for a gallon jug of detergent (compared to a bottle) used. Aggravating! I felt like the lady of the evening handing a cell phone to someone who needs Viagra (pump, pump, pump. without showing anything). Home Depot sells them for $25 Kholer and I was pissed I had to buy them almost every year. This time they were sold out and I went to Almighty Revane. Bought this for $13.

My original side mounted hand spray vanity faucet has been replaced with a nifty built in sprayer and faucet combo. I got stuck with an unsightly hole which I covered with a lid from a gallon water jug. I saw this item the other day and the price was better than most and it looked similar in color and design so I pulled the trigger. Installation was easy. The only problem was that a tube for attaching the smaller tank got in the way right away. Luckily there are two options and I went to the…

I'll rate this dispenser a 3.5, it's almost perfect except for a couple of imperfections: 1. The silicone cap on the soap bottle is too soft and won't stay in place. I use a 96 ounce soap bottle and the lid just won't stay on and keeps slipping off. I ended up just using the original cap that came with the soap bottle and drilling a hole in it to put the hose through. The dispenser has a strange resistance when you press the dispenser head. Once you overcome this resistance, the soap will flow…

This is a great game changer for me regarding my kitchen faucet soap dispenser. I had a very hard time getting to where my bottle dispenser was and had trouble sucking it up for many months but couldn't figure out why. Then I found the soap under my closet. The cap on the old dispenser bottle broke off, which I couldn't see because it's behind my very deep sink. So after cleaning up the mess and retrieving the bottle, I started looking for solutions. When I found this I figured if it worked it…

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…