Are the containers throw aways or is it a container you can just take out and refill with your own bottles of shampoo?
1137548
The container is refillable with hand soap. I have two of these dispensers and highly recommend them. Two years old and still working.
1137549
Lift the top of the container and fill the reservoir with soap. We bought 2 and both didn't last for more than 3 months-I cleaned and maintained them.
1137550
You tilt the top up and pour your liquid in it whenever you run out of the liquid.
1137551
You refill them. Had 2, both quit after a year, recommend you research other brands.
1137552
It was meant for dish soap but it is a great idea to use it for shampoo. It is a refill container. Problem in the bathroom, it would need to be fixed to the wall I guess or use two hands.
1137553
The unit has a non-removable tank. Just flip up the top and pour in your choice of soap. Close the top and your done!
1137554
There is not a throw away container. There is a reservoir you pour the soap into. The lid flips up. Even on the lowest setting it dispenses to much soap. It also drips a little. I would recommend getting a different type. I prefer the type Bed Bath and Beyond sells. They are more expensive but much more pleased with how they work and they also have a bigger soap reservoir and it doesn't drip.
1137555
neither, you just lift the lid after you have turned off the unit and fill from the top with your own kind of soap. Any liquid soap will work. We love ours.
877913
You throw them away. If you are going to use the whole system I feel its worth the money. The cost for 50 medela pump and freeze bags (which also get thrown away) is 15.99 for 50, the twist pouches are 17.99 for 40 so I dont feel like the cost is terrible. And I have no more dishes and no more transferring of bags and i need alot less storage since I only use 4 nipples and 2 "bottles". So for a few extra dollars, for me,the convenience and ease of using the entire twist system is worth it. If you only are using them to store, then yes they would be a waste.
1566209
Lots of people will individually wrap them like they were originally packaged and then throw them in the trash. If you are concerned that this is not sufficient, you could always buy a medical sharps container, and then properly dispose of that when it is full!
1871166
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.
938048
It is easy to empty the waste. The brushes will still get tangled with long hair - no different than cleaning a hairbrush, however.
732265
I don't recall specifically but you can actually open it while it's near the last mixing cycle and just throw them in. It doesn't mess up anything.
216336
The come as the liter sized shampoo and the liter sized cream rinse (conditioner). But with pumps. Hope this helps!
1776968
If it's red mold on the outside of the bottle, I just wipe it down with a bleach cleanser. If the shampoo itself is molding, I don't know what to do. That has never happened to me. I would probably throw it away, but also think about whether the bathroom was ventilated well enough.
915671
The easiest is bed bath and beyond. Bring your empty bottle or they are expensive. (The empties are returnable. Like old Coke bottles. Haha)
365468
No. Because all you get is the handle and one shampoo insert. I raised a large stink because originally there was no information that this was useless without additional purchases but now they've added a notation that it doesn't include the hose or the adapters. I wouldn't recommend this product because of the misleading packaging/advertising and the horribly overpriced shampoo inserts. What's 'Deluxe' or what constitutes a 'System' when you have to make three different purchases before you can use the darned thing?
1448663
Volume wise, they are quite large so it is doubtful if you would even come close to filling them. You just twist them shut and can then turn it inside out and dispose of it. No mess at all.
195426
Yes, it is. I use an empty foam soap bottle for mine and refill as needed. This stuff is amazing! Highly recommend.
2218459
Yes, it's easy to refill. But it does not dispense shampoo or conditioner easily. It seems to only handle liquid soap (which is much thinner) well.
213752
I use this shampoo to get out the hairspray I use. It seems that if you oil your hair, it would take the oil out as well.
903733
Yea, I used it with no ill effects. Actually, IMO it is fairly weak stuff. After the bottle was empty. I refilled it with pure bleach and some dishwashing soap. Then it did a great cleaning job. Guess what I'm saying is the container was the best part of the purchase.
1651368
The System is set up to sell their shampoo! However, the little cylinders of shampoo can be refilled with a Syringe that you use for injecting a Turkey or other meat! They do not sell a Conditioner for the Rapid bath system so I but the Conditioner and the Shampoo in gallon containers and refill the cylinders! It cost so much less that way! I still use the Hydrosurge products, just refill them myself! Hope this helps!
443927
They are refillable. Really good product. I have mine in my gym bag. Hangs nicely from shower handle. Easy to fill with your bathing products.