From the pictures, it looks like it dispenses the soap automatically when you hold your hand under it. Do you press down on the top or small spout?
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You press down on the top of the dispenser, not the spout. When you add the soap and water if it does not come out foamy, hold the dispense upside down and gently swirl the mixture, and then turn it upright. It should work now. Some soap mixes more easily then others. Best dispenser available.
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To obtain soap foam, you press the top of the dome down with your thumb while holding the palm of your hand under the outlet. You may require a couple pumps down to get the foam to come out. The pumping action becomes very natural for hand washing. Use dish washing detergent (not viscus liquid hand soap) for best results.
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You press down the top. The white "sleeve" to include the spout, moves down over the clear container which holds the soap solution.
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You press on the top. I sometimes have to press twice to get the amount of soap I need, but since the soap is so diluted with the water you add, this is still a cost-effective dispenser.
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You press down on the top -- impossible to miss! The foam comes out from under the spout.
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press gently on the top ..i love it...could crack the bottom very easily ..treat with care
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No, it does not automatically dispense. You have to push down on the top. The one I bought only worked for the first few days, after that, you had to lean your entire body weight on it to get even a tiny bit of soap out of it. I tossed mine and went back to using an empty bottle from Bath & Body Works.
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The soap dispenser is not automatic. You press on the top of it to dispense soap, you don't push the spout.
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You press down on the top and the entire "white" portion goes down as the soap dispenses.
1231585
No it does not shut off but save your money on this product...You can not get enough soap to wash your hands with even with the setting set on high...you had to bring your hands under it 4-5 times before you got enough soap. Everyone always asked me if the stream was set up all the way
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It says to use regular liquid hand soap. On the front of the dispenser it tells you how much soap to put in and how much water. Instructions say not to shake it, but to agitate it from side to side. Be careful though, when using, because when you press down too hard it will shoot out all over you. This has happened to me more than once, ha, ha! It really works great and it's nice and big. Thinking of getting another one. Glad it comes in different colors. You can put 1 in the kitchen. Great product! Glad I purchased it.
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You can pump it manually by hand by pushing in the top of the lid or you can use the electric pump by pressing and holding the button to dispense the water.
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Its like an on and off switch you push the button in and it activates a switch via a small air line that connects to a switch that plugs into a regular wall outlet. Push the switch a second time and the air pressure turns off the unit. Its a real cool design that eliminates any electric switch near the sink itself which protects you from any potential electric and water contact. It works as long as you have a outlet under the sink to make the connection between the plug in device shown in the picture and you must have the extra hole in your sink top for the air switch to fit into. ( Sort of like spray hose or soap dispenser cut outs that are in most sinks.) Its like an on and off switch you push the button in and it activates a switch via a small air line that connects to a switch that plugs into a regular wall outlet. Push the switch a second time and the air pressure turns off the unit. Its a real cool design that eliminates any electric switch near the sink itself which protects you from any potential electric and water contact. It works as long as you have a outlet under the sink to make the connection between the plug in device shown in the picture and you must have the extra hole in your sink top for the air switch to fit into. ( Sort of... » Read More Its like an on and off switch you push the button in and it activates a switch via a small air line that connects to a switch that plugs into a regular wall outlet. Push the switch a second time and the air pressure turns off the unit. Its a real cool design that eliminates any electric switch near the sink itself which protects you from any potential electric and water contact. It works as long as you have a outlet under the sink to make the connection between the plug in device shown in the picture and you must have the extra hole in your sink top for the air switch to fit into. ( Sort of like spray hose or soap dispenser cut outs that are in most sinks.) « Show Less
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It is possible to leave the suction cup out and try to have gravity set the bottle down. However, I would not advise such an action, it is part of the design due to the pressure you need to push down the pump for the soap. The suction cup keep the bottle in place so you would not fight to get the foamy soap out.
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Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower heads, and everyone loves them. Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower... » Read More Yes, I had planned to do the same, but ended up keeping it on since you can place it as high or low on the bar, or turn it off to one side. I have the soap dish pushed down all the way to the bottom, and turned off to the right side to stay dry. My handheld is is on the left in the lowest position right above the soap dish. This is in my 4 yr old's bathroom and is the perfect height. You are only losing .5" above the turn-on knob by leaving the soap dispenser on. You can move both the soap dispenser and handheld up or down with every shower if you want to. We have two of these shower heads, and everyone loves them. « Show Less
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You simply press a button, hold it down and the water is dispensed automatically.
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After I unscrew the pump the diameter of the top that you would pour the soap in is just right at 1 inch...hope that helps!
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The part that contains the shampoo (or whatever) slides up and off the holding bracket. The Lid on the top that can be seen in the illustration comes off. A word of caution: wherever you mount this dispenser, make sure you don't knock it upward, as when you are toweling off in the shower and your hand or arm bumps it upward and off the mounting bracket. The only thing holding it in place is gravity.
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I have had no problem with it dripping. The only place it shows soil is where you press down when dispensing the soap with dirty hands. ( which, I guess, is fairly logical!). Easy to clean off when needed. I really enjoy this dispenser and have stopped buying the expensive Spa-type brands.
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If you have it installed normally you refill from the top by pulling the pump up and away. Then you pour soap into the receptacle from above and set the pump back on its fitting.
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I bought one almost two years ago and it soon became clogged, on close examination I realized that the exit of the nozzle was very small compared to the rest of the passageway so I drilled it out a bit, still didn't help. It seems the soap needs to be the consistency of water for this dispenser to work right. I now have the Premier 552029. Although from the same brand, works perfectly and is more durable even tho the pictures may not suggest. Hope this helps.
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Hello - the water goes in the upper container with a few drops of soap. Looks at the handle.
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I just purchased and added the soap dispenser. It should show up as recommended products when you add to cart. Not sure of the spout reach. Seems like its more them enough reach though.
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Yes...the unit basically sits on top of your countertop with the reservoir underneath. You just lift up the dispenser from the top and fill up the reservoir which is secured to the underside of your countertop. I recommend diluting the liquid soap with water, so it will dispense soap easier. I just love this dispenser and it looks very elegant while matching my chrome faucet.
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It locks and will continue to spray until you push button again...love the faucet! Soap dispenser not so much, it doesn't send consistent squirt without multiple pumps.