Joseph Joseph Presto Stainless-Steel Hygienic Easy-Push Soap Dispenser with Wide Pump, Stainless Steel/Gray

Gets the soap on your hands and not on the bottle.

Love the product, until it’s just broke. The inside pump just stopped working. Companies just don’t put quality into their items.

Gets a tad leaky.Collects dust easily and leaves a mark

Loved it at first: price, functionality, design. Stopped working on the 5th day (pressing the plunger didn't release any soap), so I opened it. The suction straw had detached itself, and was floating in the soap. Was never opened from the day it arrived (and soap was inserted) until it broke! Clearly defective, or poor design for the plunger/suction action.

Buena jabonera

pump works great and holds a lot of soap so refills are not often.

This is an attractive dispenser, easily cleaned, and with an excellent pump that is easy to control. The large head makes pumping easy, comfortable, and well controlled. It is easy to fill and is very stable, unlike dispensers with smaller footprints.This product has two human design flaws.1) it should be easier to spot the point at which soap is dispensed. There is a small icon molded into the handle, but this should be made much easier to spot, and the design of the pump handle should make it obvious and intuitive.2) As a bathroom dispenser, this is an excellent design. It is easy to dispense soap onto a hand or washcloth, and unlike some other dispensers, the soap cannot squirt out beyond the edge of the handle, and never goes outside the radius of the handle. Unfortunately it is easy to squirt soap directly on the housing instead of your hand. This can happen easily because of design flaw @1.It is not a good design for a kitchen dispenser. In a kitchen one often wants to dispense soap directly into a pot or pan, not just into a hand, washing pad, or hand held cleaning tool. There is not enough room under the edge of the handle to do this without picking up the entire dispenser and holding it at an angle over the pot or other large object. This is exactly not what I want. I prefer to use a dispenser instead of a detergent bottle that must be picked up. If you are not paying attention the soap may miss the pot entirely because of design flaw #1.If the pump handle was designed so that the nozzle edge extended an inch farther away from the housing than the rest of the handle, both problems would be solved.

good design can use elbow to dispense soap