Automatic Soap Dispenser, Touchless Soap Dispenser, 300ml Automatic Hands-Free Soap Dispenser, IP67 Deep Waterproof Dish Liquid Infrared Sensor Soap Dispenser

After 3 months of use, it can't pump out any soap anymore. The senser is still working, but the pump is not, even with new batteries. I wish I could get a refund. When it was new, the amount of each pump is also very little, I usually had to get 2-3 pumps.

Works well by my kitchen sink. It’s not real bamboo but plastic. I bought a second one but I need to return it because the spout is broken and shooting soap in wrong direction. Wish they would just send me another one instead of returning the defective one.

I bought 3 of these about 3 months ago but one just started spitting out liquid every 15 minutes. The other two were fine for hand disinfectant, but, dishwashing or hand soap tends to clog the Spicket so I suggest that you put in half a dispenser of water first and then pump in the soapy liquid so that it is not as thick. The other two constantly were clogging up and malfunctioning until I discovered this trick. Would love to trade the third one for one that works at the manufacturer has some sort of warranty on it.

I bought two of these. One works fine so far. It seems like it senses your hand better if it's dry, though, but I usually wet my hands before getting soap on them. I can live with that. Soap on dry hands, then wet, and hope the soap doesn't wash off before I can lather. My husband liked the wood-look, but was frustrated at first because it wouldn't sense his hand at all, but I told him about this technique and he begrudgingly accepted it. The second one I bought has been basically been a dud right out of the box. The first issue was when I put dish soap in it and was putting the little plug back in. It's a tiny rubber piece that has a tiny, TINY nub on the top for pulling it out of the hole (you have to use your fingernails, especially if it's gotten soapy). I pushed a little too hard when I was putting it back in and it went straight down into the soap hole. This is maybe 1/2 across, and luckily, I had an extra-long pair of tweezers to fish it out (only after emptying the soap back out and digging around in a hole I can't see in for about 10 minutes). Imagine accidentally pushing a cork down in a wine bottle and you get the picture, although you can probably look in the wine bottle while you work on it. I chalked this all up to user error. My bad. But then, after about a day and having only dispensed dish soap once or twice, it would barely dispense any. So I did more troubleshooting-- changed the batteries (even though they were new to start with) and added some water down in the soap to thin it out in case it was clogged. Neither worked and it simply stopped working altogether. The blue light that comes on when it senses you doesn't even light up, so I know it's the unit. It would be different if it lit up to show me it was TRYING to work, or was clogged because the soap was too thick, but by this time, it was half soap, half water in the container. Based on the fact that one works fine and the other stopped working after one day, I'm faced with returning one or both and I'm leaning towards both because how long until the other one stops working as well? At this price point ($33 each), I can add a few bucks and get a brand that I think might be more likely to back up their products and have better QA before shipping items.

I didn't like that it doesn't work with my large supply of hand soap, (Milk & Honey, or Aloe,) that's designed not to dry your hands out. It does work with thin soap, like dishwashing liquid. Also, the inner plug stem is too difficult to reach down in the hole and pull out, in order to fill the bottle. I like the light wood grain plastic, the sleek design, and the fact that it's waterproof! Review Update: Reduced from 3 stars to 1. Item quit working all together, after 5 months!!!!!!!!

I bought this dispenser because of the good reviews and the look of it, but after using it for about a month I am returning it for the following reasons. 1. The batteries are at the bottom of the unit, making it very hard to change them because you have to turn the unit upside down. 2. The capacity is not great at 300 or so ml combined with more than needed dispensed amount makes it run out pretty fast. 3. Filling this into that very small opening is a real pain!

We have been wanting to get a soap dispenser that is hands-free, and this automatic soap dispenser is perfect! It is easy to fill, takes up little room on the sink area, disperses the perfect amount of soap, and is sanitary since there is no need to touch unit. We especially liked the color and sleek design that matches perfectly in our bathroom!

This soap dispenser is cute. I bought two of them and have loved them up until now. I’ve had them for almost 6mos and now one is not working. The light senses you and sounds like it’s trying to dispense but doesn’t. I’ve checked it for being clogged and it isn’t and I’ve replaced batteries. Still isn’t working and I’m pretty upset I spent so much on these