Automatic Soap Dispenser, 400 ML Rechargeable Non-Touch Foam With 4 Adjustable Quantities, Electric Wall Mounting With Infrared Motion Sensor - Automatic Cleaning

I got this soap dispenser because it was hygienic, which it is, I got this because I could no longer press down on the pump dispensers and I didn’t want to keep asking my partner every time I wanted to wash my hands.This not only filled the brief it surpassed it .I use it more than a few times a day and haven’t need to charge it so far which is pretty good I think.It was easy to charge initially and was fully charged after a couple of hours - might have been less but I didn’t clock watch.It’s light weight which I needed and only takes less than a third of soap liquid as the rest is water.You can program it to 1-2-3-4 second bursts depending on how much soap you need - personally like other reviewers 1 second is long enough.It’s got a very good sensor and can detect you from about 2cm away - learnt the hard way lol, my sleeve was soaped lol.It was definitely value for money and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another .Don’t try and put too much liquid soap in as it just won’t work - my partner did exactly that because he didn’t wait for me to give him the instructions 🙄.Buy as a Xmas present for your mum because even though it’s only plastic it really doesn’t look it plus it will save them money and still keep them hygenically clean !Dec 19th I have been using this daily since it arrived and I still haven’t had to charge it.I use it on the 1 second pump and I would recommend everyone uses it on that as it gives you more than enough. I use Carex Antibacterial liquid soap just 1/3 the rest is water - best soap dispenser ever am going to buy another.

When you are three years old and you think that washing your hands is a chore, boring and only like foamy soap - this is the answer. It makes cleaning ones hands easy and a bit of fun.It works perfectly, dispensing small, medium or large amounts of foamy soap. It is straightforward to set up. It uses any liquid soap of your choice - watered down, so is economical to use. Because you don't have to touch it to operate it is hygienic in use, especially handy after gardening.The rechargeable battery lasts a long time too. I bought another soon after for a second bathroom.

I bought this as I was finding myself constantly trying to juggle dirty hands from gardening with not wanting to get mess over the soap dispenser. This solves the issue as I can just wave my hand under it instead.It works with all different brands of soap I've tried so far, as long as it's properly diluted, and produces nice and thick foam which still works well to clean your hands. I personally find the 2nd setting best in terms of amount, but sometimes I set it to the 3rd if I'm doing something particularly messy. A bonus is that soap tends to last longer as you're diluting it and using less overall, which is good when it's stupidly expensive sometimes. So far I haven't needed to charge it yet after several months of use.It looks relatively smart and doesn't make a loud noise when it dispenses either.The only two minor annoyances are 1) it can go off randomly if there's something near the sensor, or you accidentally knock it, and 2) if it gets splashed with water, that can sometimes change the amount dispensed - or turn it off. Both of these aren't a big deal though as I just make sure it's in a place far enough from the sink and other objects.

Soap with no contact, very effective. Battery lasts for a really long time and very easy to set up and use. Brilliant purchase, hang easily to toked walls too and look great. Modern and hygienic, encourages the kids to always wah their hands before food and after using the toilet.

This seemed like a brilliant product at first. I’d ignored the bad reviews as I put them down to people not following the instructions. I was wrong.The first week of using them they dispensed a beautiful foam and seemed like a brilliant product.Week 2: something didn’t seem right - first one of the devices and then a few days later the other developed an issue - the soap was much less foamy. I read the instructions and flushed out the soap line and checked the mesh filter but it made zero difference.Week 3: Both stopped foaming the soap and we just get a thin watery drizzle. I cleaned them again and the same thing happened. It wasn’t the diluted soap that was the problem as it foamed well in a regular manual foaming dispenser. Whatever mechanism mixes the air with the soap clearly breaks.It’s such a pity. This could be an amazing product but it’s just built too cheaply. Being completely sealed makes them impossible to examine or repair.Tldr: I bought two and they both stopped working within days of each other.

These are great and easy to use. But be aware they can dry your hands out. I have it on the lowest setting as plenty enough but can double dip if more is needed. Very convenient, simple to set up and easy to use. Be warned children have a tendency to go overboard. I've had them a month and I've yet to refill or charge. I do love them

I like these and they are reasonably priced, however I ordered 5 and after just a few months, already 2 of them have stopped functioning, one doesn't charge or turn on and the other isnt dispensing properly. thankfully amazon accepted return of these

I have two of these for each bathroom. 1 is always filled and charged and the other is in use . works like £80 hand soap dispenser. I have now started using these as dishwasher liquid dispenser. I started following someone who makes disabled people videos and found whatever he suggests is incredible value and function. this is one of those things. easy to use. silicone plug for kind of water proof plug. and extremely affordable. dont think being cheap means lower quality. this is the real deal