OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser, Kitchen and Bathroom Accessories

I have ordered this product multiple times. I make my own foaming soap and this is the best soap dispenser I’ve found! Works well, looks great and has saved me a ton of money. Great value for the price. I’m

I initially ordered the foaming version for use with Mrs. Murphy hand doap. Unfortunately, that soap is too thick for that foamer. But these non-foamers work perfectly, stay where they are placed, and look nice.

Thoughtfully designed from top to bottom: the silicone top gives a firm yet comfortable touch, the stainless steel body keeps its clean look even with random water splashes, the little bottom window shows when it’s time to refill, and lastly the grippy base keeps it steady. I use it to hold dish-washing soap, and it intuitively dispenses the amount I need. Refilling is dead simple. Another winner from OXO!

Update after 10 months: I still love appreciate this dispenser every day, and I consider it one of those little things that just makes life easier... it's silly, but dealing with dish soap is so consistently frustrating. (I don't have a dishwasher so I am hand washing dishes throughout the day.) I did add a second for hand soap a couple of months later, no problems with that either. It would be nice if they came in a smaller size, but that's hardly a complaint. Seriously, if you're looking for a dish soap solution, this is it. -------------------------------- I was so fed up with crappy dish soap pumps I REALLY wanted to find something different. There are a million different bottle designs out there, but it seems like they all use the same cheapo pump mechanism -- you know which one I'm talking about. That pump just doesn't work well, and it's guaranteed to fail before too long. So, I was looking for something higher quality and more durable. I was a bit reluctant to try this pump after reading some of the negative reviews, especially since there are no photos of the actual pump. Is it just the same crappy pump under a fancy cap? I don't want to waste $24 on another frustrating pump that's going to be broken inside of a year. But there were precious few alternatives that attracted me, and there were a lot of positive reviews, so I gave this a go. I am so glad I did! I've had this pump for almost 6 months so far, and ergonomically and functionally it is wonderful. * It's very stable on my porcelain sink. The base is broad enough to keep it from wanting to be tippy, and the rubber ring on the bottom does a great job at keeping it from slipping. The broad, flat button and light touch also contribute to stability in use. * The clear section at the bottom works very well as a sight gauge. I thought I preferred something where I could see how much soap was left in the bottle, but this is surprisingly much nicer because I find it prevents me from obsessing over how full it is and when I should add more soap. That sounds dumb, I know, but I've found it's such a relief not to have to think about it. When it's almost empty I know it, and fill it up. Otherwise, I never, ever think about it. One more thing off my mind. * And, the most important part, the pumping action is perfect! The broad cap makes it really easy to pump with a press of a finger or palm, as opposed to a tiny little button on a long post. The pump stays primed ready to dispense soap, you never have to pump it a few times to draw more soap back up to the top. It's got a very light touch and it's easy to choose how much soap you want: you can dispense a tiny amount with just a light press. * I am able to pick up the bottle and dispense some soap with one hand, using my forefinger to press the button. I saw that some people had questions about that. It's really not designed for that, the bottle isn't the right shape so it's a little awkward feeling, but I've found it easy to do in the few instances I've wanted to do it. * No problems as yet with any leaking or dripping. Oh my gosh, the thing doesn't drip soap from the spout! I hadn't even thought about that until just now. That has been a real annoyance with prior cheap pumps. So, after six months I am still VERY happy with this pump. I really hope it proves to be durable. It feels very high quality, so I have high hopes for its longevity. I just ordered another for hand soap -- we'll see how that goes!

This was a gift for my mom. She loves it! Easy to fill and economical to use. Heavy enough base that it never tips while using. Slightly rubberized feel to pump top so no slips when pushing down to dispense. Also easy to keep clean, just give it a swipe around the outside and top with a damp dishcloth when doing dishes or something. Took off a star due to the price - I realize it's a name brand and a quality product, but still a little overpriced. Worth it as a gift item, but I'm not certain I would pay as much for something for myself.

This soap dispenser is exactly what I was looking for. It's pretty sturdy and seems of good quality. The base is glass with silicone and the top is plastic. It also works as advertised. You add 1 part liquid soap and 5 parts water, shake 'er up, and pump out some foam soap!

There are many many soap dispensers out there... Best one I've had. Simple to fill, holds quite a bit so not having to refill often, not heavy but has enough weight and balance to not tip over. Spout is easy to clean, tends not to drip, the more you press the more you get, and that's prefect. Highly recommend.

I really like this dish soap pump. I almost returned it because it would not pump. There are no instructions and why would you think you'd need them, but I finally found that the head of the dispenser is locked in an off position. You have to twist it quite firmly to unlock it. Once done, it is easy to use, fill and it does not drip or slip on the counter. It is also nice looking.