Wenko Grey Easy Squeez-e Washing: Convenient Refillable Dish Liquid & Hand Soap Dispenser for Kitchen and Bathroom Review

Excellent soap dispenser. Works great - doesn't bleed and the color is a nice accent in my kitchen. I was a little hesitant to buy it because other reviews complained about leaks, but I was careful not to overfill the dispenser and haven't had any leak issues at all. Update: when I refilled the dispenser I found that it was indeed leaking. screw head. I realized it was an air pressure issue, so I turned the dispenser right side up and squeezed (gently!) until some air escaped through the hole…

Pros: Looks great; significant thickness; easy to fill; holds a reasonable amount of liquid. Cons: Expensive; after 30 days of use, it began to leak when the hole was in the down position; If you press it too hard, the top will rip off (this doesn't happen often). This is easy to fix if you store it upside down. Update: April 2021 After 6 months the hole has ripped and not enough soap is dispensed. I really liked this product when it worked so I bought two other brands to try: 1. SongHG works…

My family loves these dispensers so much we each have one at home - three in all. I can't think of a better design - it's so quick and easy to pick up and gift. They don't get too slippery when wet and nothing leaks. You can press the hole if it's too tight at first. Everyone needed a little more force to pull the soap out, but that wasn't a problem for us. The white shows dirt and takes some effort to wipe off, but it still looks clean and smooth sitting on the counter behind the sink. Gray…

Very satisfied with this product! Very chic, simple design. Easy to fill, screw cap fits perfectly. Just the right size, about the size of an old-fashioned ketchup bottle. I can easily dose as much soap as needed. It sits, inconspicuous in its solemn dullness, with the hole down, not leaking. This is great because you don't have to wait for the soap to "ride" before you splash! It easily handles Costco's eco-friendly dishwashing liquid, which is notorious for clogging most pump dispensers in a…

Update April 20, 2019: Hole fully open. My guess is that it has to do with the pressure it takes to squeeze out the soap whose force caused it to burst. Now it's almost useless. Original: Overall the concept of this article is good, but there are a few things that could have been done better. First you need to spend a lot of effort to squeeze out the soap, and then you will get a lot of dishwashing liquid. It's fine if you fill the sink, but a waste if you're just soaking a small item. I think…