🧼 Top Refill Kitchen Sink Counter Soap Dispenser - 17 OZ Bottle, Built-in, Brushed Nickel Finish Review

I have bought the more expensive versions and they are made of a heavier material which I would normally equate with a higher quality product. This makes dosing much easier. Mechanism and can be top filled unlike others I've bought. I give high marks for how it works, but I have to give it a lower mark for the overall quality of the dispenser. In terms of value for money I think it's fair. 3. If you want something that works and is affordable, great. If you're trying to create a high-end…

Chose this one after I had two more expensive branded items (Moen and Delta) that both failed. Easy to install, looks very good and works perfectly. The pressure mechanism is functionally superior to more expensive dispensers. They seem to stop working and after a while they stop releasing soap when pressed. Time will tell, but the design of this item seems to have overcome major difficulties with other models. Looks and feels like much more expensive models. Definitely recommend.

I read all the positive reviews and decided to buy this soap dispenser. The one I had before was significantly more expensive so I wasn't sure about the quality of this product given the price. The quality is EXCELLENT! Looks great in my kitchen with another brushed nickel faucet and water dispenser. Easy to install and dispense soap with a light and gentle "press" on the dispenser. I would have no hesitation in recommending this product to anyone looking for a sink soap dispenser. You will not

Too early to judge quality but love the style and look of this dispenser. For only $20 if I need to replace in 1-2 years I don't mind. I had to replace a Price Pfister which cost me 4 times as much after a pipe ruptured after 4 years. I like that it's a solid piece and there is no seam where the faucet joins the pressure dispenser. A word of warning the instructions are terrible. After much searching, I found that the thick black gasket should be installed under the sink, not between the sink…

This soap dispenser was relatively easy to install, looks good and dispenses liquid soap smoothly. Our old dispenser that came with the sink faucet was slowly dying so it's time to replace it. We wanted it to look solid and the finish to match the faucet. It was a good choice. When it came to installation I thought it would be a pain. But surprisingly, the new one screwed on easily after I pulled the old one out (by bending down and reaching under the sink). I needed my son to hold the…

Direct and attractive. I think the plastic will hold up better than the original. I returned Lowes because their version's nose comes out too wide and too thin. It will break like the original. I think this one looks better too. A sleeker yet simpler design. It is the nature of the beast that they are difficult to install as you have to reach for the sink while holding it at the top to screw it on. Depending on your sink, you may need a third hand to hold it while you screw it on. It's not that

I bought three kitchen soap dispensers last year due to wrong construction. One of them kept leaking between uses. Another pump broke within 3 months. The other came with a gasket on the opposite side that held the dispenser a millimeter above the counter so the water stayed below it each time it was used. THIS SOAP DISPENSER HAS NONE OF THESE PROBLEMS; finally working the way they should. Smooth and doesn't require much pressure to spread soap. Installed flush with the meter. PLEASE NOTE that…

Let me start by saying I have a mid 60's stainless steel 5 hole sink with scratches and small dents from many years. If I were to redo my entire kitchen I would replace it but it still works for me so I'm fine. I had to replace a single lever mixer after x years due to a leak. Went with a Delta replacement with a side spray that covered 4 holes in the sink. The fifth hole was for a vent that is no longer needed. I decided to replace the vent with a soap dispenser and after researching many of…