Bar5F Foaming Soap Dispenser Pump Bottle for Dr. Bronner's Castile Liquid Soap 8.5-Ounce Pack of 2

I am highly allergic to the soap they use in the bathrooms at work. Makes my hands bumpy, red, and cracked - and super duper itchy! I asked Facilities and they said it is what it is - so I took things into my own hands - literally (pardon the pun). : ) I decided to bring my own soap from home and take it to the bathroom with me going forward. I filled the container maybe about a quarter of the way with my liquid soap and then threw the bottle in my purse for the office. I LOVE that you can easily twist the too so that you do not accidentally squirt! It did not open in my purse at all wither - arrived safely and in good order. Once at work I filled with filtered water and I was ready to go. It is light and small and easy to carry with me down the hall. You can see it on our long bathroom counter but it is not super intrusive or anything. Plus it makes the absolutely most fabulous luxurious foam from this thing. I just like how it all feels. Makes me feel like I am at a spa rather then in the employee bathroom. : ) Works perfectly for my needs. Keep in my office - where again - it does not look too obtrusive and have it at the ready anytime I need to wash my hands. One extra step for me and my allergies - but one great leap for non itchy hands! : ) I only clearly needed one - but so happy I have the other as a backup!

Works perfectly! Thx!

Nice cheap dispenser. Good small profile for small sink areas. Foam a little thin, but works ok.

My family likes Method foaming hand soap, but I was annoyed by having to buy the soap in a dispenser each time I ran out. I got the Method 30oz refills to save on plastic and money, but I then discovered that you can only refill the Method dispensers about once before they clog irreparably and have to be thrown out. This happened to two of my three Method dispensers, pretty much at the same time, so I went looking for something better. But I also didn't want to pay and arm and a leg just to get soap into my hands, so I bought these--the most inexpensive dispensers I could find on Amazon at the time. They have exceeded my expectations. They are sturdy, don't tip over when you push down the nozzle, and they dispense a nice, consistent foam. I find that two pumps is just right for a good twenty-second hand-washing. I liked them so much that I bought a second two-pack. I have three in use right now, and they all work perfectly, and none of them leak. This is another benefit of conventional dispensers, which inevitably leave a pool of liquid soap on your counter. Another reviewer commented on the fact that when unlocked, the nozzle is not even with the plastic body, so it doesn't look straight. I can see how this could bother you if you have OCD tendencies, but I don't mind it. In fact, I sort of like it, because I can see right away that the dispenser is open and ready for business. They are a touch smaller than the Method dispensers, but I don't mind that either, because they are lower profile and don't take up a lot of room on the counter. They are also not super fancy, but I do like that they are clear so I don't have to guess how much soap is left. Also, as someone else commented, the spring is much larger than on the Method dispensers, suggesting that these will be more durable. I will try to come back and comment in a year to report on how well they're holding up. For now, I couldn't be more satisfied with these cheap and awesome dispensers. I recently put Dr. Bronner lavender Castile soap into one of the dispensers--50/50 mix with water--and it's working great with that too. UPDATE: I've been using these close to two years now, and I just recently threw one out because it was clogging pretty consistently. So after some use, I've discovered that these also start to clog as well, and I haven't found a way to clean out the dispenser effectively. The tip also clogs, but that's easy enough to clean with a small bottle brush or even a toothpick. Still, I'm fairly satisfied and I may be buying another 2 pack.

Good foaming action

Highly recommend for Dr Bronners Castile soap. It was literally squirting straight out of the pump bottles onto four clothes and even hit my kiddo in the face. I was over it wow did some research and found these. The way of foams the soap gives it a great texture and you seem to use a lot less so it saves you product! I did try using my dish soap in one and it did jot work bc of of the thick viscosity. But for runny, very liquid spots like Castile these are incredible, and cheap. Seem like they’ll hold up well too.

This is the second time I am ordering these foaming soap dispensers. I liked them so well for my office that I am replacing my home dispensers. The pump is easy to use and it never gets stiff or gummed up. I like the ergonomics, easy to press down with palm. The nozzle directs the soap downward, so soap never sprays my clothes. The soap chamber is transparent so I can see when to refill. The base is wide and sturdy, so the dispenser does not tip over. Best of all, it makes a nice rich foam for handwashing. The price is excellent and so is the quality.

A pump bottle is not too complex in its features. This one has a shape, it can hold liquids, and the size of the pump is decent. However, it has a locking system which relies on a notch on the screw top - this means that the pump nozzle can only face one way, and is dependent on the threading of bottle. Obviously this is a minor issue for some, and also is a very low priced bottle. In terms of what a bottle with a pump should do, it pumps well, seems sturdily built (time and usage will tell), and doesn't leak; the minimum of what such a product should do. The size is OK, it is a bit difficult to tell how much soap is in the bottle (if mixing water and soap directly in the bottle) due to its shape. Otherwise, this will suffice; if the issues mentioned are important, it's probably better off buying a similarly priced bottle with the features desired; otherwise, no one really will mind these small issues, probably to the degree of returning the product.

The foaming soap dispenser provides a rich, uniform, and generous lather that cleans effectively while reducing the amount of soap used per wash—economical and pleasant to the touch. Some models have a fragile pump mechanism — the pump's durability may be limited, especially with heavy use or if the soap is not diluted properly, which may require replacement sooner than expected. The design is practical and hygienic—easy to refill, translucent bottle, and reduced contact, often compatible with most liquid soaps once diluted appropriately, making daily maintenance easy. Much better than reusing endlessly commercial foaming soap bottles.

Produces great foam. I use it with diluted Dr Bonner liquid soap. Works a treat.

I haven’t had the dispenser for very long, but so far, it is working as advertised.

I recently bought a huge jug of Castile Soap and needed something to dispense hand soap and this was just the thing I needed. I dispenses soap generously. All you need to do is fill the bottle 1/3rd of the way (or more, if you want a stronger scented soap. I add drops of essential rosemary oil), and rest cold water. Gently turn the bottle a few times, do not shake, and you have a very good hand soap which isn’t drying on the skin.

I picked up this off-brand foaming soap dispenser on a whim—mostly because I’m cheap and Hibiclens is not. After a month of daily use, here’s the verdict: I filled this little foamer 1 : 4 with Hibiclens and water, gave it a shake, and voilà: whipped-cream pink suds every pump. Same coverage, maybe better, but my bottle now lasts about ten times longer—big win for the budget. The foam sticks instead of running off, the pump feels solid, and the wide mouth means zero mess at refill time. Only gripe: peeling the factory label left some super-glue residue (rubbing alcohol solved it). Bottom line: Less glug, more fluff. If you use Hibiclens, grab this and watch the savings stack up.