🧼 mDesign Plastic Kitchen Sink Countertop Soap Dispenser Pump Caddy with Sponge Storage Compartment - Clear/Matte Black Review

The pump works great, I love that it's see through so I can see when I need to refill it. over time, so it's best not to put a sponge in it - if you have a large sink, simply attach a storage box to the sink with small holes for the sponge to fit. to allow water to drip from the sponge into the sink. All in all a good soap dispenser :)

Nice, somewhat compact design. The lever is made of cheap plastic. When the item arrived it was tightly packed which caused the lever to fall off. I tried smoothing it out but I couldn't get it straight enough. It's not that noticeable anymore. You have to push the lever down in the middle or it will bend and it will feel like it's either pulling the whole dispenser with it or snapping it off. It's functional and clean, although I'm not sure it will last long.

It fits right between the rim of my sink and the wall and the soap doesn't spill out easily. The pump seems strong. I chose a black design that suits me. I don't know how "silver" will hold up over time. I was disappointed that the section that will hold the sponge is smaller than a regular Scotch Brite sponge. It's a bit annoying that I now have to look for another place to store the sponge.

I bought this to replace the soap dispenser and sponge holder I brought years ago. I was very specific about what I wanted and it fit the bill. I would say everything about it is perfect except the pump part is a little flimsy. I suspect that because the spout is long and the round part of the head is much thicker and wider, it's a bit flimsy when you press on the spout part. It also dispenses quite a bit of soap. I barely squeeze to get the right amount of soap. In general, he works and does…

I like the functionality and looks, but there are obvious design flaws. First there is a slow drip of soap, leaving a puddle at the front under the nozzle. Then there is no outlet or air flow in the sponge holder. I live in Arizona where it's naturally dry and the bottom of my sponge never dries out. I started seeing little black dots on the sides of the sponge compartment. That's when I realized it needed some refinement. So I drilled small holes in the bottom of the tray to allow the water to