🧼 Premium Clear Glass Soap Dispenser - 18 Oz Capacity, Rust-Proof Stainless Steel Pump, Refillable Liquid Hand Soap Dispenser for Bathroom and Kitchen Review

mine only lasted 3 months and then the metal dispenser broke. It looks like it has a thread that needs to be tightened, but it falls off every time I press on it.

Just received the jar and filled it with soap. I didn't realize that the lid and pump were actually stainless steel, but it is. The soap is inflated with just a few clicks. i really like it Bought one to test. I want to order 3 more now for the bathrooms.

I loved this dispenser until it broke a week after receiving it. Beautiful, easy to use, great suction power. But one day it fell into the sink and inexplicably broke. I think a soap dispenser should be strong enough to withstand such a fall. But that's not the case.

I bought two of these dispensers because of the stainless steel pump. I'm fed up with plastic pumps not working and/or changing color. I have two dispensers by the kitchen sink, one for hand soap and one for dish soap. The 18 ounce bottles are made from attractive clear glass with a pattern showing how much soap is in each container. My previous dispensers were solid white ceramic and I had to guess how much soap to pour.

Save money and find something stronger and with better grip on the ground. This morning my wife just pushed the dispenser aside to clean the counter around it and the base just came loose breaking the dispenser and spilling detergent all over the counter. I have now discovered that the return window is closed so what we consider a defect cannot be remedied by a replacement. Spend the extra money and find something that lasts more than 2 months.

We ordered this to decorate a remodeled bathroom and thought it would be great based on the reviews. It's really cute even though it's a bit big compared to average bathroom soap dispensers (especially in an old house). The worst thing (and that may be because it's not used often enough) is that the thing doesn't move very smoothly when the soap is removed. It seems to stick and then you squeeze and you get WAY more soap than you want. Hopefully it's just because it still needs "breaking in"…