Soap Dispenser for Kitchen Sink, Built in Sink Soap Dispenser, Stainless Steel Kitchen Soap Pump Head with 17oz Bottle (Chrome)

Instructions were clear and works amazing

This dispenser works and serves the intended purpose. However, it is not very sturdy, so you need to use it carefully. As another reviewer pointed out, do not push down on the spout to dispense soap. Press on the top of the plunger instead. I thought this unit included a funnel to assist in filling, but mine did not come with one. I used a small funnel I already had. Filling it is not a fast process because the bottle neck to too small. If you used very thin soap, it would probably fill faster. I filled mine with regular liquid hand soap and am able to pump it out without a problem. I installed a new faucet that left the old side sprayer hose hole empty. This unit looks nice and covers the hole in my sink top.

It fits the standard cut out hole and was super easy to install. Holds a decent amount of soap. It is a little difficult to refill from the top, so I have to unscrew it from the bottom. Doesn’t rust.

The installation was pretty easy took maybe 5 minutes to get it installed. The pump is hard to get soap out. So performance wise not all that great. It looks good with my faucet as it’s the same material. The size is a bit smaller than I expected. Seems cheaply made.Update. After talking with the company (who reached out to me) I changed my 1 star to a 4 star because of their customer support.

Great quality for the money !!! Great price and looks good ..easy to fill and the functionality is right on ... it fit right in and it pumps better than the one that came with the faucet

Embark on a journey to enhance kitchen functionality with the Brushed Nickel Built-in Sink Soap Dispenser, a product that aims to add convenience to your dishwashing routine. However, brace yourself for an experience that's less about efficiency and more about frustration, as this soap dispenser struggles to live up to its promises.The first issue arises with the installation process. Marketed as a sleek addition to your kitchen sink, the reality is a challenging installation that could leave you more puzzled than pleased. The fittings are not as universally compatible as one might hope, turning what should be a simple setup into a plumbing puzzle.Once installed, the dispenser's performance is underwhelming. The pump action, which should be smooth and effortless, often feels stiff and unyielding. It's like trying to start a car on a cold morning – more effort than it should be.The quality of the materials is another letdown. Despite the stainless steel and brushed nickel finish, the dispenser doesn't exude the durability and longevity one would expect. There are issues with the finish wearing off, and the pump mechanism showing signs of wear and tear prematurely.The soap dispenser's capacity is also a point of contention. The bottle is smaller than anticipated, necessitating frequent refills. It's like having a fuel tank that needs topping up every other trip.In conclusion, the Brushed Nickel Built-in Sink Soap Dispenser is a product that falls short of making a positive impact in the kitchen. It's a blend of good intentions and poor execution, turning what should be a kitchen convenience into a source of daily annoyance.

Pumps soap. Good size soap container. Nozzle sticks out farther over sink than we need. Functional and inexpensive.

It’s bigger than I expected. Easy to install and does the job.

Fell apart after one month.