Amolliar Mason Jar Foaming Soap Dispenser Pump Lids, Foaming Pump Replacement Kit for Pint Regular Mouth Mason Jar, Refill Hand Soap, Waterproof Labels, Kitchen Bathroom Farmhouse Decor, Bronze 6 Pack

These mason jar foaming soap pump dispenser lids work fantastic!! Unlike my previous ones that I got from ebay that had a very cheap construction and design, these are put together very well and can be taken apart easily for cleaning if necessary. I also like that you can screw the lids down tight and the foaming action still works great. The ones from ebay had to be screwed on slightly loose to let air in for the foaming action to work right. The pumping action of these new lids are nice and smooth too. You can also adjust where the pump nozzle is pointing when the lid is fully closed because of the way this is put together. Great design and construction!Update 1/19/2020: I'm using these with Castile soap and Trader Joe's natural dish soap. The pumps with the Castile soap are still doing great. The one pump with TJ's dish soap is making the pump stick so I have to manually lift the pump part. We now are using Castile soap in all of these pump jars.

I love the Mason Jar that I bought the first time and the covers did go really fast. The problem is the plastic breaks and the gasket is just a cheap piece of foam. I managed to keep the rust off. Had to be right on top of it though. The soap sticking to the top of the cover is what causes the rust. The plunger stops plunging after a month, then you need to do it manually by hand. Pain in the butt. Butt, no pun intended, the first set came with extra covers, 2 of them and I thought that was fair. I got the prettiest jars. The stickers were with the jars and covers and the replacements I just got. The way you need to put them together is tricky, but they do have directions. My thing is that the jar cover broke and I couldn't find the replacement covers. So I had to get more and the set I got besides had no covers. So I felt cheated sort of. We know the covers don't last, but hopefully they will awhile getting this many. You take a chance buying the first set whether you will get extra covers or not, but they do break or fail to function after a few months. I put up with it though because I got really cute jars and there was none like the ones I got. Plus in the future, I'm sure either they will find a solution to the problem or someone else will because they are a standard size. There are larger ones, but looking at the photo should tell you which ones you need to get. If I had to do it over again, chances are I wouldn't, but I did and now until I get sick of buying covers, or we never find a solution to the poor designed cover. I'm ok with things for now. I'm sure I will tire after time.

LOVE THESE! They look/feel great and work well too. All 6 worked perfectly. When you assemble them (which is easy), be sure to mark where you want the spout pointing and it'll line up perfectly every time. We love these on Mason jars in our main bathrooms but did not want to put a glass jar on the pedestal sink. Instead we used the plastic container parmesan cheese comes in. We added one of the included labels and it looks/works great. No worries if it falls off the sink; it's plastic and the pump is durable enough.

So I was hesitant to buy after reading some of the reviews but I’m glad I did. They work good and look great. Yes one pump stopped working after about a month or so of use. I just pumped some hot water through it and it started pumping correctly again. I think if they sit for a while with out use they get gummed up, but it literally took me 1 minute to fix. Definitely recommend. I make my own organic-natural soap and it makes it foam up nicely.

This is the first time I've purchased pump lids to use on mason jars. As expected, these fit regular fit jars of any size, not just pint jars. They will not work with wide-mouth jars.These arrive as components to be assembled. According to the instructions, this is to prevent damage during shipping.I assembled the first one by attempting to assemble and tighten at the same time. I found that produced inconsistent results and not necessarily a good fit.If you look at pictures 2, 3 & 4 you will what I did: holding the pump in my left hand, I put first the lid then the ring. I then tightened from the inside, turning the ring. Finally, I added the pipette and trimmed for my shorter jar.The last picture shows I used multiple jars, none of which are pint jars.I would have liked using with my smallest jar, but the basic pump was too long. Oh, well.I've read across multiple reviews for multiple products that these pumps stopped pumping the product. I suspect it's a matter of reducing the viscosity (more water, less soap). For this 1st use, I mixed my castile soap equal parts with water. But I've seen directions mixing as thin as 1 part soap to 3, 4, or 5 parts water.If I run into any problems I'll update this review. Meanwhile, I'm satisfied.

Fit perfectly over regular size Mason/Ball jars. Pumps work great. Add a tablespoon of Castile soap of choice, and have foam soap that will last for mere pennies on the dollar. Stop buying all of those plastic bottles.

Worked fine for a while. After 5 months of use the spring failed on some bottles. Notice the height difference in the picture. After every pump we have to lift some of the broken bottle tops by hand to pump them again. We tried cleaning the broken heads by pumping clean water through, but it did not work. I have some concerns about the longevity of the other bottle heads.

After a week of using the pumps get sticky and don’t work properly. After every use we have to manually pull up the pump part cause it gets stuck. Disappointed!

Il ne fonctionne pas