Dish Soap Dispenser for Kitchen Sink Built in Soap Dispenser Stainless Steel Soap Pump with 47" Extension Tube and 300ml Bottle Matte (Black)

I liked this dispenser especially because you don't have to keep filling the small containers they the others send you (which this one also has, if that's what you prefer). Rather, they send you a hose that you can attach right to the detergent bottle...so if you have a big bottle, you don't have to fill/change it for a long time. The suction is great and works effortlessly. I only wish it worked with foaming detergent. Alas, if you use the foaming one, you only get the liquid part without the air which forms the foam...but I love it nonetheless. I recommend!

I bought this because I was changing out my kitchen faucet and I bought the 2 hole one when my sink has 3 holes. I am so glad I made that mistake. I bought the black one to match my faucet and you would never know it’s not a set. It is super easy to install and looks incredible. No more bottles on my counter. Under my sink I have a large bottle of dish soap that will last me 6 months and when it’s time to change it’s as simple as twisting the top and replacing cap. This is one of my best purchases thus far on Amazon.If your on the fence. Buy this one, it won’t disappoint. Especially if you don’t like clutter So glad I did & don’t know how I lived without it.

Decent pump for the price. It feels a bit cheap and plastic, but so far is lasting longer than my previous metal version. The long tube to the soap bottle under the sink however requires you to push on the pump more than 10 times before soap begins to come out again. A small nuisance but just something to consider. Id consider purchasing something else if it was so break or fail on me for any reason.

Works great

Mi fregadero tenía un hueco y no sabía para que era hasta que encontré esto y me funcionó muy bien

This kit is easy to install, and the feature that pulls straight from whatever soap bottle you have is great.That being said, using it is a bit of a pain. Pushing it takes a lot of force, and it kinda grates against itself, making it feel really cheap. It then shoots a small amount of soap out at high velocity, though that exact velocity is up to luck. It's not a skill issue either; the amount of force required to overcome the static friction at the start of the pump ensures a jet of soap like it or not.For $21.39 I'm not that surprised it's this cheaply built, but it's still annoying, and I'll probably replace it with a nicer one sometime soon.

Much better price than others and works great! Matches my fixture perfectly and have not had any problems.

The spout hangs over on the sink, previous one came out to the counter. Super to install. I love the long tube, I opted to put the huge dish soap under the sink and use the long tube