Ultimate Bath (2-Pack Stainless Steel Countertop Foaming Soap Dispenser (Polished Finish) - Replace Single-use Plastic soap dispensers with Beautiful Quality Stainless and Acrylic soap dispensers.

This is a great deal for TWO of these dispensers - and have filled one up (buy big jug of soap from Warehouse Club and mix it well with water in the dispenser to dilute it to save a lot of money and work with the foaming dispenser) and used it at the kitchen sink as I wash my hands a TON of times and still have some of those 'disposable' soap dispensers in the bathrooms that will be replaced with these very soon. Wanted to make sure these seemed to work fine before leaving a review. They are somewhat on the narrow side and between that and being relatively tall, they do present the problem that they could easily get tipped over.But they are made of acrylic and short of dropping them from a big distance or them hitting something just right, they should hold up well. We'll see as time goes by! Will update the review if I see anything that needs to be added or if I have any problems!

Great quality, but shouldn't have to throw out my arthritic shoulder to use it. Hurts to push it's so hard. My 6yr old son has lower strength & can't do it at all. After weeks has not loosened up.

Using with Novo (Noble) Foaming Anti-Bacterial Soap which is $12/gal @ restaurant store.Two pumps is enough foam to scrub hands & wrists completely while singing 'Happy Birthday'.If they hold up they're a bargain.TIP: Don't pump 'dry', it will damage the pump. If you're going to try diluting regular soap to usewith a foaming dispenser you'll get better results using 3-parts Isopropyl alcohol to 2-parts soap(eg 6oz alcohol to 4oz soap), but any alcohol based solution may damage the pump.

I bought two of these and both of them wobble on the counter or sink. Neither will sit flat.But worse, the collar that attaches to the acrylic body has come unglued from both of them (one immediately, and the other after a couple of months). I've lost the entire contents twice: once by picking it up by the top and the bottom part dropped into the sink and once by knocking it over and it came apart, spilling soap all over the counter and floor.Additionally, one of the pumps sticks in the down position and I have to manually pop it back up.I love the design form of these pumps, but the assembly and function are poor.

These were a gift for my mom. She likes em. The only issue is that the pumps get stuck down. Not sure if maybe they just need to be cleaned. But she's usually pretty good about cleaning her dispensers. Other than that, no complaints!

One of these works great, the other gets stuck easily and needs to be depressed very hard to dispense. Not sure if I got a lemon or some are just more difficult to use for whatever reason.

Everyone in the family hates these. Why? Because you have to pump down about 4 to 5 times to get a sufficient amount of soap. I am using a highly-rated foaming soap that I bought on Amazon. Diluting the solution beyond the manufacturer's recommendations seems to help these foam and dispense better, but then you need additional pumps because it feels too dilute. There's no winning. I wish I could have returned them, but I was busy and kept them in the box too long before trying them. I think we've been using them about 2 months now. Would you believe the spout fell off on one of them already? I advise you to save your money.

Does what it is supposed to do and looks good doing it.