Showerstar123 VJJ003 Hand Soap Dispenser, 16 Ounce, Black

I knew these were a cheaper quality pump; I just wanted them to hold soap and cleanser by my bathroom sink. They work, and that's all that matters. The free set of measuring spoons that are included? A joke... Cheaply constructed and flimsy.I just with the actual pump tops weren't black. Who has black accents in their kitchen or bathroom? White would have made much more sense.

I was looking for the "perfect" soap dispensers for my new place for far too long, I saw these and thought "what the heck" since they look pretty nice and were far cheaper than the glass ones I was looking at. For plastic soap dispensers, these are attractive. They also pump out the perfect amount of soap. The funnel was pretty slow flowing, so it was essential useless. I'm using one in my kitchen for dish soap and one in my bathroom for hand soap.

The pumps work great, but the bottles are cheap plastic junk. They arrived super dented up. I tried popping the dents out and I was only able to remove some of them.

I purchased two of these bottles. One I had filled with blue dishwashing soap. The other with a clear hand washing soap. They sit on my kitchen counter. They look great because they are classic and simple - much better than having some product packaging scream its logo at me. I think they perform as advertised and I recommend them.

These are great. I don't like seeing dishwashing soap or hand soap bottles sitting on the counter. Using these at least takes away the tackiness of labeled bottles. The work great, however the funnel supplied is useless. The hole is far too small to allow for soap to easily funnel through, however it's easier to just pour the soap in from the original bottle.

After reading the reviews, I bought two of these. Wasn't looking for fancy, just reliable. The top on one never fit/ screwed on properly. The pump on the other kept clogging although the bottle was filled with ordinary commercial liquid hand soap. I tossed them both in the trash after one week and went back to using grocery-store-bought liquid soap in its own brand-displaying plastic dispenser.

I just started using these and I like them. I was tired of buying liquid soap because is expensive, they are full of nasty chemicals and was hard to find liquid soap that wasn't antibacterial. Please don't buy antibacterial, we don't need it and makes us less able to fight off the nasty bugs. I save my little scraps of good and safe bar soap. When I have enough about 1/4 of a regular bar of soap, I finely grate the soap put in a saucepan add 1 quart of filtered or distilled water and heat on medium stirring constantly until soap is melted. Let cool completely and then I add essential oils like lemon or lavender whatever you like or none at all. Pour into the bottles and let stand until thickens, usually overnight. It's a real money saver and you know what your family is using.

Excellent dispensers for the price - large enough to avoid refilling often, but not so big that they hog the cabinet space in our tiny kitchen. We wish the pump nozzles were longer so we would not have to put up the bottle to get a generous amount out of the bottle.