SAMODRAKitchen Sink Soap Dispenser, Brass Pump Black Matte Built in Design with 39” Extension Tube Directly to Soap Bottle, No More Messy Refills(No Bottle)

This Sink Soap Dispenser is Great. Running the syphon line from the gallon soap container allows months and months of continued use without the mess and spills of typical surface soap dispensers. The product design is appealing and cleans up with ease. Children can wash their hands without spilling the dispenser as with many top surface containers. Great Product.

It’s beautiful, it just isn’t as sturdy as I’d like it to be. It was easy (ish) to put together.

Love it! I don't have keep refilling the small bottle under the sink anymore!! Easy to install.

Great quality! Easy to install. The hose system is so much easier than having to refill a smaller reservoir!

Got tired of knocking the soap container over whenever I reached for it!Very easy to install. You can use pretty much any size dispenser you want. The spout isn't too short or too long and will rotate if you need it to. Doesn't drip after dispensing and maintains the pumping action.So far it has worked flawlessly with different thickness of soaps. Did away with the unsightly clutter of the bottles.

While the pump works OK with plain water, it does not work with soap. The clear plastic inlet tube is flimsy and does not withstand the vacuum when the pump is pressed. The tubing collapses on itself and no soap can get through. A more rigid tube would work better. I saved the tube from the old dispenser and fortunately it fit the new dispenser. And everything works now, but the plastic tubing that came with the Samodra dispenser is junk.

Concept is a good one, but installing using the included parts per instructions leaves you with a non-functioning dispenser. The included hose is very thin-walled, and if you use anything more viscous than water, the hose collapses under suction. As they advertise this to be "perfect for Liquid soap, Lotion or Liquid detergent", there is no way that they tested this with the included tube and high-resistance check-valve. However, identifying the problem is pretty obvious - you can see the tube collapse under suction. So, I resolved this with a thicker $4 hose (https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07PY4KM8C, and it helps to warm up the ends of the hose to get it to mate with the check valve and pump) and even then, the check valve provides enough resistance that I had to pump and wait an hour, and repeat that process two or three times before the soap ("Dawn" dish soap) reached the dispenser spout. However, after the new hose and iterative pumping process, it does work.

And most often used, long nosel dispenses dish soap directly into sink, easy to install, using largest jug of dish soap has lasted over a year.......so easy to replace jug, no more messy sink top refills into small bottle. Have purchased a other for utility sink.

Easy to install and works perfectly. Love that the tube can be dropped into a large bottle of dishwashing soap - no more constantly refilling a small attached bottle.