OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser

Content: Works great, easy to take out small or large amount of soap, easy to adjust, holds a good amount of soap, easy to refill, looks good

Content: The base is a rubber-type ring so it doesn't slide on counter top or sink area, which is a big plus. The foamed soap dispenses easily, no need for any extra effort. Of course, the blue you see in the product photos is their soap; otherwise there's just a clear area and the silver metal-looking body of the bottle. It seems to be an all-around good product. Have been using it for about 3 weeks and hope it lasts. It makes the kitchen look more attractive - which makes sense with a nice countertop and faucet.

Content: Update after 10 months: I still love appreciate this dispenser every day, and I consider it one of those little things that just makes life easier... it's silly, but dealing with dish soap is so consistently frustrating. (I don't have a dishwasher so I am hand washing dishes throughout the day.) I did add a second for hand soap a couple of months later, no problems with that either. It would be nice if they came in a smaller size, but that's hardly a complaint. Seriously, if you're looking for a dish soap solution, this is it. -------------------------------- I was so fed up with crappy dish soap pumps I REALLY wanted to find something different. There are a million different bottle designs out there, but it seems like they all use the same cheapo pump mechanism -- you know which one I'm talking about. That pump just doesn't work well, and it's guaranteed to fail before too long. So, I was looking for something higher quality and more durable. I was a bit reluctant to try this pump after reading some of the negative reviews, especially since there are no photos of the actual pump. Is it just the same crappy pump under a fancy cap? I don't want to waste $24 on another frustrating pump that's going to be broken inside of a year. But there were precious few alternatives that attracted me, and there were a lot of positive reviews, so I gave this a go. I am so glad I did! I've had this pump for almost 6 months so far, and ergonomically and functionally it is wonderful. * It's very stable on my porcelain sink. The base is broad enough to keep it from wanting to be tippy, and the rubber ring on the bottom does a great job at keeping it from slipping. The broad, flat button and light touch also contribute to stability in use. * The clear section at the bottom works very well as a sight gauge. I thought I preferred something where I could see how much soap was left in the bottle, but this is surprisingly much nicer because I find it prevents me from obsessing over how full it is and when I should add more soap. That sounds dumb, I know, but I've found it's such a relief not to have to think about it. When it's almost empty I know it, and fill it up. Otherwise, I never, ever think about it. One more thing off my mind. * And, the most important part, the pumping action is perfect! The broad cap makes it really easy to pump with a press of a finger or palm, as opposed to a tiny little button on a long post. The pump stays primed ready to dispense soap, you never have to pump it a few times to draw more soap back up to the top. It's got a very light touch and it's easy to choose how much soap you want: you can dispense a tiny amount with just a light press. * I am able to pick up the bottle and dispense some soap with one hand, using my forefinger to press the button. I saw that some people had questions about that. It's really not designed for that, the bottle isn't the right shape so it's a little awkward feeling, but I've found it easy to do in the few instances I've wanted to do it. * No problems as yet with any leaking or dripping. Oh my gosh, the thing doesn't drip soap from the spout! I hadn't even thought about that until just now. That has been a real annoyance with prior cheap pumps. So, after six months I am still VERY happy with this pump. I really hope it proves to be durable. It feels very high quality, so I have high hopes for its longevity. I just ordered another for hand soap -- we'll see how that goes!

Content: The OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser has been a wonderful addition to my kitchen. Its aesthetic appeal effortlessly complements my stainless steel faucet, creating a cohesive and stylish look. Functionality is where this dispenser truly shines. It works flawlessly, dispensing soap without any hiccups. The durable build gives me confidence in its long-term performance. The ease of use and consistent functionality make it a reliable and convenient choice for hand soap in the kitchen. If you're seeking a combination of aesthetics and functionality, the OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser is a fantastic option. It not only enhances the visual appeal of your kitchen but also delivers reliable performance. Highly recommended!

Content: Another great product from Oxo, great look and functionality. Loses 1 star for being way over priced and marketed alongside (this was part of a package for me) a dish brush and sponge holder, which is also great but I quickly learned it only works for foaming and that means diluting your soap to a 1/4 solution (1 part soap 4 parts water). This means you have to pump 5 times to get the same suds. Fine for handwashing where 1 or 2 pumps is enough, but terrible for getting soap on your dishes, forces you to pick it up and squeeze a bunch of times. Looks like reviews here are for both the regular and the foaming pumps. People that rave about it for dishes never seem to mention foaming and those that mention foaming seem to leave out dishes🤔 FYI- I measured it precisely and found that the clear part at the bottom is exactly 1/5th of what the pump can hold (assuming you stop at the fill line), so just fill with soap to where you can see its filled the clear part, then fill the rest with water to the line. Idk if oxo made it like this on purpose, but assuming they did it's a genius show of appreciation for their customers that makes their product even easier to use. Highly recommend for handsoap, would warn you away for using with dish soap.

Content: The stainless surface is easy to wipe clean and looks great. Since it is stainless you can see how much soap is left inside and have to watch closely when filling. Dispenses OK. You have to push firmly. It fits nicely on the edge of the sink. Overall, I'm very pleased.

Content: I own several of these. I love having one in the laundry room as well as by the kitchen sink. They are sturdy, functional, and aesthetically pleasing.

Content: Easy to fill up, and it works well. Feels like a solid dispenser that will last a while.

Content: Excellent foaming soap pump. Went through so many foaming soap pumps over the years from the dollar store. Kept replacing them as over time, it could no longer dispense soap as the pump kept getting stuck. After spending too much money with replacements, I thought I'd spend a bit more on a brand name. News flash: All foaming soap pumps will clog and get stuck after a while. Simply unscrew the pump head and get a glass of warm water. Put the tube into the water and pump until the contents come out clean. Your pump head will now be unstuck. This even works on dollar store pumps. For those who are complaining that this clogs, simply clean it, takes all of one minute.

Content: Works great . Better than I expected. Solid product

Content: La inmensa mayoría de productos OXO son garantía en calidad, diseño y funcionalidad, lo recomiendo.

Content: Best soap dispenser I ever had

Content: Cumple con su función. Tiene poco tiempo de uso.