Sink Soap Dispenser, OHiHi Kitchen Sink Soap Dispenser with 47" Extension Tube, Wide Pump Head Base, No Water Leaking, No Need to Fill The Little Bottle Again, Brushed Nickel

Now have this installed under our bar sink, island prep sink, and kitchen sink soap dispensers. Instead of priming the pump through incessant pumping, I used my mouth as suction to draw soap up from container all the way up the tube and THEN attach the pump of the soap dispenser. 2 pumps and the soap flows immediately.

This device is great!! You just attach it to your current soap dispenser and put the hose in a big bottle of soap. No more unscrewing and filling that bottle that is hard to get to at the back of the sink cabinet.

Great idea, better instructions needed regarding placement of tubes and one way valves. Try it with water first to make sure the valve is working correctly before crawling under your sink to permanently install.

It took a while for me to install this because I was lazy. The installation was super easy, which was great. However, priming this thing took FOREVER. My arm started getting sore. I dont understand people who were able to get soap in just a few minutes. It took me over half an hour to prime it. Next time I need to prime, I'm going to just suck the soap up and then pump it the last couple of inches to save myself some time.AFTER it was primed, it worked incredibly well. Minus 1 star for it just taking longer than advertised.I would definitely recommend it, just don't prime it with the pump. Suck the soap up as far as you can and then use a couple of minutes to prime it the rest of the way

Let’s start from beginning every week or so I need to fill the bottle of my soap dispenser pump, every week I made a total mess of half the soap going in the bottle the other half all over the place. I came across your product and I must say I am thrilled. It worked exactly as described. Here are some tips when installing it find a place under your sink that you won’t accidentally overturn the bottle. You want air to get in as pump out the soap, similarly when you have tomato sauce can you make a hole on the other side so air gets in as sauce exists. Make sure check valve is even with soap bottle top so that tube is full all the time. I cut the bottom of the tube so it stays nicely at bottom of my 64 ounce soap bottle. That’s a lot more soap than the 8 ounce bottle that I had before purchasing this amazing invention. I think this is the best thing since sliced bread was invented!

This is a great idea. Every time I tried to fill my old one with a bottle screwed onto the bottom I overfilled it! I liked the modern look on this one so I got it. Unfortunately the stroke distance on the pump and the narrow spout barely dispense any soap. The tube has a check valve so I know the soap is not draining out of the line between uses but some air does get in. The first pump barely gives any soap. I use it for hand wash soap. It takes about 5 pumps to wash your hands. The pumps also have to be somewhat slow. If you pump fast, even less soap comes out. I use a good quality natural soap but it is by no means overly thick. I’m going to try a different style. I suggest one with a larger diameter spout. A longer pump stroke would be better also, just not sure how to determine that buying online.

The tube was quite easy to install. It did take a lot of pumps to get the soap to dispense. I think I will add some water to the soap to thin it, soon. Overall it is very practical.

No more bottles on the counter. It was very easy to install I didn’t need to use the entire hose so I cut some. Sometimes you get air trapped until line and the soap doesn’t come out but for the most part it has a great job.