Parker Eight Foaming Hand Soap Dispenser (6 pk) Soap Foam Dispenser (8.5 oz) Soap Dispenser- Refillable and Eco Friendly Clear

It’s as expected, esp for the price. You have to put a little muscle behind getting it to pump. Still, 4/5 bc you get three and they’re inexpensive

Does exactly was it’s suppose to and affordable!!

Got these to replace the hand soap dispensers that have fallen apart after multiple refills. Not sure if it's something to do with the plastic injection molding process but the cap where you press down to dispense the soap started breaking and chipping away after a couple years or so of use refilling a few times along the way. Either way it lasted quite a while so no complaints!

You push it and it comes out soap. At first, I was so confused that nothing came out and I was confused and angry. But, my buddy showed me that you have to pour in soap. Now, it works flawlessly. Good product!

I like the look of this product a lot, it looks nice on my counter. I like the pump's feel. I think having a set of three provides a good value, covering my two bathroom sinks and the kitchen sink. And I really love having foaming soap; it rinses off so quickly and thoroughly. I can't speak to durability yet, but I don't see any early warning signs.But I do plan on using this for years, and my one complaint is in refilling it. The manufacturer suggests a 4:1 ratio of water:soap. The easy math would be to double that, to 8 oz water and 2 oz soap, which adds up to 10 oz. But this bottle will hold no more than 9 oz before spilling. So I guess I should factor it down to... what... 7.5 oz water and 1.5 oz soap? That's now out of proportion, but then, I don't remember how to factor from my SAT prep!I get it, no need for precision, but... why not just make this a 10-oz bottle? Why make it aggravating for all time to come?By the way, I have seen some people here recommend a 5:1 ratio of water:soap (rather than 4:1). In my opinion, that would be too much water. You still want some slipperiness to the soap. And besides, that doesn't factor to a total of 9 oz any more easily than does 4:1... <:-(

I didn't know what I was missing by still messing around with regular liquid soap. It is usually a little too thick and so for a long time I've diluted it with plain water, but it's hard to get the ratio just right from batch to batch. In addition, liquid soap can be a little hard to get all rinsed off.Enter foaming soap. This stuff is so easy to use and is ultra-easy to rinse off. Easy-peasy! In diluting, you use the same amount every time of soap to water (only 20-25% soap), so it's easy to mix, and it also saves money on soap.The pump is easy to work and dispenses great creamy foam.

Good function, but too easy to topple over. It takes half a second to place back, but I have to remember to wait until I have dried hands.

I do recommend these but one broke within days of use. It still works but the pump gets stuck at the bottom so I have to grab it and shake it so it opens back up. For longevity I’d recommend glass or metal but this is still nicer than a regular pump and saves money from my perspective.

I bought these for my kids and they’re so perfect. I use their favourite soap and water for these. This way they can use all the soap they want but waste very little!

Just what I was hoping for. Very little dish soap mixed with water produces lots of soap foam.

Even though these are made from plastic they arevery sturdy. The only thing different I would like to see is to make it bigger. These are small and need to be refilled often.

Works as advertised, great foaming tips, Robust built.

Dispenses just the right amount of foamy soap.