TOA Supply 2pk White Plastic Gallon Pumps Bottle Dispenser Oil Cream Lotion Liquid Container

Worked well with my lotion i bought

So far so good. I am using these for Chemical Guys and Adam’s auto detailing products. They fit the gallon jugs perfectly. The products range in viscosity from very thin to very thick. Basically from water to pudding viscosity. Absolutely no issues with any of them. I would not hesitate to purchase more if needed

I ordered these to use with my gallon of cherry syrup. They work great and appear to be of high quality.I priced other pumps that cost much more, but I can't imagine how they could be any better quality than these.

I put this in a gallon jug of cherry syrup to make my version of diet Code Red! The auction on these are ok, not great, you have to pump a time or two to get it going. Then it leaks when you're finished. It lands on the side of the bottle after your counter top!It's a real pain to have to clean up after a couple of pumps.There are more expensive ones available, but for what I'm using it for it's ok. I can live with it for now. When I get really disturbed with it, I'll buy a better one since we use it a lot.

We volunteer at a cat and dog sanctuary where gallon jugs of cleaner and disinfectants are used. The old pumps wore out. Put these pumps on the gallon containers and they work great, allowing measured amounts of liquids to be easily dispensed. If these hold up well they will have been a very good purchase.

This is a great addition to my diy lotion creations. I buy gallons of the base lotions for my concoctions and pumping out what I need as opposed to trying upend the dang thing is a breeze. So far these pumps have held up to the job and I don't need to squeeze out thick lotion from a gallon bottle.Questions?

Would purchase this item again!Sturdy enough to pickup without falling apart. Using to pump shampoo out of a gallon jug.Strong, holds a good amount of product to dispense.

Bought these for my gallon Alumilite Clear jugs. BOTH pumps have a constant slow drip (A and B). Once you start the first pump, there's nothing you can do to stop the drip. They will also fill your resin with so many microbubbles, not only will you not be able to get an accurate weight, but you'll never get the bubbles out regardless of how fast you get them in the pressure pot. Lost several blanks this weekend before I realized what was happening. They are FULL of microbubbles and unusable to turn on a lathe. This is after a two minute working time followed by 3 hours demold time under 60PSI. I am furious about the amount of Alumilite I lost this weekend from these awful things.