Wall-Mounted Soap Dispenser 304 Stainless Steel - No-Drill Commercial Hand Soap Dispenser

Got the 27 oz for the kids' shared bathroom and it's cut down on the mess from them squeezing bottles everywhere. Mounted low enough that my eight year old can reach the pump. No drips on the wall so far.

The brushed stainless is exactly what I wanted and looks way more expensive than the price. Wiped it down after two months and it still shines. Only note is I would've liked a matte black option for my other bathroom.

From opening the box to having it on the wall was under ten minutes with the adhesive and a level. I filled the large one with hand sanitizer for the mudroom. Window shows the level, lid pops open on top.

I should've read closer. My fancy thick lavender gel barely comes out and clogs the nozzle. It's fine with the thin dollar store soap I switched to, and it looks nice, but just be careful what you fill it with.

I skipped the adhesive and used the screws into a stud next to the kitchen sink. Rock solid, no wobble when you pump it. The 800 ml lasts about three weeks for a family of four.

Finish matches my brushed nickel faucet almost exactly, which I was worried about. Refilling is easy enough once you get the top lid open, though it takes a firm twist and I have to use a towel for grip. Otherwise no complaints.

I know it's meant for bathrooms and kitchens but I mounted mine by the utility sink. Filled it with plain liquid soap for greasy hands after working on the truck. Steel hasn't rusted despite the damp garage.

Bottles on the sink always left that gummy ring of soap. Now everything is up on the wall and the counter stays clean. I used the adhesive on a painted cabinet door and it hasn't budged in six weeks.

I grabbed the 27 oz thinking bigger was better but it's a bit chunky next to my small pedestal sink. It works great, no leaks, refills from the top easily. Just know the 4.2 inch width is real if your space is tight.

My powder room is tiny and the counter was always cluttered with hand soap and lotion. The 17 oz fits in the narrow gap by the mirror without crowding anything. Adhesive held fine on smooth tile.

The unit itself is nice and the steel is thick. My problem is my bathroom wall is textured so the adhesive pad didn't stick and peeled off in about a week. I ended up using the screws, which worked, but I wanted the no-drill option to actually work.

Liked the first one in the guest bath so much I ordered the 34 oz for the laundry sink. It handles the big bottle of Dawn refill without constant topping off. Two mounts, two rooms, zero bottles on the counter anymore.

I hate guessing when a dispenser is about to run out. The round window on the front shows the level and I can top it off before guests come over. Mounted it on the wall between the two sinks in our master bath.

Bought the 27 oz for our kitchen because we go through soap fast. Holds plenty and the little window tells me when to refill. Only thing is the pump takes a firm push, my six year old can't do it alone yet.

The brushed steel actually looks like the dispenser at my office, heavier than I expected. I put it in the kitchen with screws into the cabinet side and filled it with Palmolive dish soap. Wipes clean with a damp rag and no water spots so far.

I mounted this on the tile next to my bathroom mirror with the adhesive pad because I rent and can't drill. Took maybe five minutes and it's still solid after two months. The 17 oz size is perfect for one sink and holds my regular Method hand soap fine.