Automatic Soap Dispenser - Touchless Foaming Kids Hand Soap Bottle - Rechargeable Hands Free Pump for Bathroom or Kitchen with Wall Mount Hook

I bought 1 of these few months ago for our downstairs bathroom because our kids (toddlers) independently wash their hands. Loved it that I bought one for their bathroom. Have had no issues. It works great and easy to use. Love you can change how much you get out. We have ours on 1 because their hands are little and I just motion under it twice for my hands.

It blends right into the counter and allows hand washing without touching. Like in kitchen when preparing food and don't want to cross contaminate surfaces. I haven't had to charge it yet, it came charged. Hoping that works out. Last one I bought after 3 mos didn't hold a charge. Liked reviews on this one and hope that won't be an issue here. It holds lots of soap and is very efficient.

Charge this up with USB and then fill the bottom compartment with foaming soap liquid. The unit fits on an adhesive hook pad (so it will leave a mark on painted walls if removed later. And you get ONE shot to attach it so be careful.)The top touch pad adjusts the amount of soap dispensed (1 thorugh 4) Hold your hand under the outlet to get foaming soap into your hand.Since my sink has depressions for soap bars, I prefer a dispenser to keep the sink clean (No one in their right mind would put a bar of soap on a sink in a depression like that, to get wet and slimy and leave a mess, but the molds for sinks weren't designed by women because we'd have told you, do NOT do that. We're the ones cleaning up that mess.) Soap would go in a dish to catch the water, or now we use pumps. The depression on the sink makes the bottle of soap unstable (doesn't sit flat) so a wall dispenser fixed that issue.If your sink has no place for the soap bottle, or if you want hands-free, highly recommend this pump wall dispenser.

Most of these things come from China and and quit working after a while. This one I bought seems a little better if it keeps working. So far so good.

I started with one and suddenly pressing down on a soap dispenser seemed barbaric! I had to purchase another for the bathroom and I even have one with dish soap in my kitchen. In the kitchen I mix my regular dish soap with water and it works great. Bathrooms have Dr. Bronners diluted with water and they work amazing! They have been wonderful for kids. Keeps my two year old entertained for 30 plus minutes at a time. She will sit outside with a bucket of water and the soap dispenser and wash her toys. It’s held up well to two toddlers using it. I do wish the power button was located somewhere else because it frequently gets bumped being right on top. But that aside this thing is amazing.

This dispenser is a piece of garbage. Didn't last two months of light use before it broke. Poorly made and didn't work all that well even before it broke. Avoid at all costs

Great for toddlers — my daughter is actually excited to use this soap dispenser, which makes my life easier. Very easy to setup and install. Once you set it up, it doesn’t really need any maintenance besides recharging the battery (although I’ve been using it for several months and it still hasn’t needed a recharge).

I poured the 1:4 soap to water ratio into the dispenser and the foam soap came out great. Once I ran out of soap and tried to refill it with the same ratio, the dispenser stopped working properly. It didn't make anymore foam soap and instead made a gurgle noise with sporadic bubbles. It sounded like it had a hard time sucking up the soap through the tube despite using the recommended ratio of soap to water. I used the water cleaner to flush out the tube many, many times and while it seemed to clear out any clog, it still wouldn't work the same anymore. There was no more foam coming out but just sporadic bubbles as if the container was empty. This happened to all 4 of the dispensers that I bought. I even tried making the soap even more diluted to see if it'll work but it doesn't anymore. Very frustrating. Besides that, a single charge does last quite long, probably 2 weeks or even longer. Refilling is easy and the design looks great. I did like how it's quiet to use and it has 4 settings to change the amount of soap to dispense. I have young kids and they would use entire soap bottles that have pumps, so having this automatic dispenser option greatly reduces waste. It's usage after the first refill and subsequent refills just suck though. I'm going to have to find a new replacement.