UUJOLY Foaming Soap Dispenser, 450ml (15oz) Refillable Pump Bottle Plastic for Liquid Soap, Shampoo, Body Wash (2 Pcs) (Amber)

I have tried plenty of foam soap dispensers, including the ones from national brands filled with name-brand soap. I find that the national brands usually have an excellent foaming action with their dispensers. The problems occur when you buy an empty “designer” dispenser and need to fill it with the right soap to foam.This dispenser set is as good as the national brands, which are prefilled with soap that makes luxurious foam. And this set is very competitive with the "designer units" that come empty. The unit price for two is very competitive.I find that the pump action feels very solid with the type of foaming soap I bought to fill the bottles with [ i.e., Mrs. M***r's]. I probably don’t want to experiment with mixing my own soap using these bottles, as I’ve done that for years with mixed results. There are some really good foaming soap refills on Amazon, priced very affordably, that you don’t need to mix at all. It’s the non-scientific and random mixing that may be jamming the pump, and causing people to press too hard to get foamed product.With these pumps, I advise to find a good quality foaming soap refill and use that without having to do any kind of mixing. I have gotten good results by forgetting about 1/4 soap to 3/4 water mixes or such combos.The units look like burnt-umber-colored glass but are a burnt-umber-colored plastic. The plastic is pretty thin. So, it’s best to treat this plastic as if it were glass. I hardly see them taking a fall and not suffering some kind of damage. In this case, plastic does not mean durable.They are performing as the best foaming soap dispensers I have ever used in just about every category [foaming performance, durability, stability, beauty, and price].

Very nice. They are large and so far the pumps work really well so far. They are made out of good plastic and are sturdy. This is my second set. I am slowly replacing all of my soap dispensers. I have young granddaughters that have broken all my old ones. Not their fault they are just to hard to pump. These are easy to pump. So we’ll see how long they last. :)

Love the sleek design and durable feel. I filled with a very small amount of soap and the rest water and it foams well. It will definitely save money in the long run

Works great and build quality seems very good. I removed one star because the foaming head has two outlet ports and one side keeps getting clogged up on a couple of the bottles out of the 6 I have in service. But this may be caused by a change in viscosity of the castile soap when I introduce certain essential oils. So this could be a flaw in the contents rather than the dispenser. Still a functional difficulty to be aware of.

If I could, I'd rate 4.5 stars but I can't justify 4 when both technically do their job. Maybe it's just the soap I'm using or maybe I didn't get the water ratio perfect but 1 of them pumps out nice and thick while the other sputters a bit sometimes. I love their capacity and shape, it's exactly what I was looking for. I just wish they were a little more consistent but it's not so bad to make me unhappy with them, especially at the price.

This plastic foam dispenser works better than glass foam dispensers I used in the past. The foam soap pumps out smoothly and the bottle color looks great! I have one on the kitchen sink and bathroom sink for handwashing.

I love the style and ability to position the spout at any angle, but the quality seems to run about 50%. 3/4 of the foamers work perfectly at initial use, but 1/3 of those still work well 6 weeks later. I use the same exact foaming soap in every case, so it's not variations in the soap. To sum up, 6 weeks after initial use, only half of them still work well.

Pretty good overall. I really liked it. Use it with Dr. Bronners, for everything from bodywash to doing the dishes, to hand soap. The one I use for doing the dishes broke. Not the pump itself, but the body of dispenser, just around the pump cracked. Maybe I was applying too much pressure when squirting it onto dishes, so I can be more careful. but I think that even with that, it should withstand. Works fine for other purposes. So maybe I'll give it another try.