🧼 Convenient Titanker Foaming Soap Dispenser Set - 4-Pack Refillable Plastic Bottles for Kitchen & Bathroom Review

Nice design with hard walls. Crystal clear bottles. The pumps work fine. I also like that I can fill it up more than most bottles where the pumping mechanism hangs low in the bottle. Exactly what I needed.

Works great with Dial Gel Soap. Easy to use. I used half a bottle of Dial and filled the rest with water and shook over the sink to mix. So far, so good! I will update if there are any problems in the future.

Used with a diluted solution of Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap used! The formula is already runny and with water the consistency doesn't work for a regular soap dispenser as it will splatter. So I found this foam kit and it works great for my formula! I added plant themed vinyl stickers and foil stickers from the dollar store to the bottle to decorate it!

They are worth the price but they are cheaply made. My main complaint is that the nozzle doesn't point straight when unscrewing the top. It's at a different angle for each of the bottles and looks very awkward and makes dispensing difficult. It's not adjustable, it can only be dispensed when the spout is pointing at a small indentation in the plastic and you can't change the angle. I wouldn't buy them again but they do their job.

I really like her looks and size. This is good value for money. They are made of plastic and the pump can snap into place. However, the pump is difficult to squeeze with one hand when you're about to get your hands wet. It takes two hands to push the pump down. One hand holds the dispenser and the other hand holds the pump. As long as you pump the soap with both hands first and then wash your hands, you should be fine. I just don't like holding the whole dispenser to use foam soap. This type…

Update on this review: After I cut half an inch off the umbilical and after about ten uses the pump started to produce foam. The pump is tight but works. Of the four foamers in the pack, two with liquid soap did not foam and the other two, filled with toothpaste carefully diluted with water, were frozen and unusable. I won't be returning them due to the low price and they are in use now but I went back to the drawing board and was looking for a way to turn my fluoridated toothpaste into foam…

Love them - use them to make foaming hand washing soap. This prevents all that sticky mess when people try to use soap and miss their hands. Also, I feel like this way the soap spreads more evenly over your hands as you wash. I use this with Bronner's soap and dilute it and it gives a perfect lather. I used a mint scented product and added a few drops of eucalyptus essential oil and it really makes the room smell so good when I wash my hands. Definitely recommend it! We also made foaming hand…

I burned a lot of washing up liquid in the kitchen so I figured a foam dispenser would be way better than a giant bottle. I took 4 packs of these last week. I'll put one in the kitchen and in each bathroom, leaving one to add to my camping gear. Pros: Looks way better than a giant soap bottle in the sink. Use a lot less soap. cap. dosed if not desired. Cons: The spout on the cap is in the "closed" position when perpendicular to the long axis of the bottle, and unlocks at about 90 degrees from…