Can you put dish soap in this dispenser?
743254
Yes, I had dish soap in it. But, it only worked for a few weeks, and not very well at that. Don't buy it.
1285233
You could, But I would not, it does not have enough flow of water to wash dishes. Its is fine for Bathroom sink use. Just flat out not enough water moving thru it for washing dishes, etc.
1468410
Does not have the removable soap dish. It has a built in tray that will hold soap.
1760874
I have one in the kitchen and one in my bathroom to hold the hand soap and dish soap...I love the dispenser for the soaps. I don't think you want to put bleach in them, they are plastic and I fear the bleach will leak.
1559357
The soap dispenser can be mounted on either side of the sink faucet. Depending on the type of sink you have or the type of sink you will be installing, plays a big factor in where you decide to install the soap dispenser. For my type of sink the holes were situated towards the right hand side of the sink. I could only mount the soap dispenser on the far right. This enabled me to centralize the faucet almost in the middle of the sink. Whenever I would swing the arm from left to right, this made it easier for the day to day washing of the dishes and the sink itself.
648640
Yes you can and it's easy. It has a small plate that you attach to the wall then the dispenser part just slides right onto the plate. I have this in my bathroom and it works great for me. It is a little bigger than I thought (holds like 100 3oz or 5oz cups) but overall I am happy with the product. Hope this helps:)
2015489
Yes, just more for your money. Use a foaming soap dispenser for more control and less spillage. ;)
1778183
Hi, yes, the soap dispenser can be filled from the top. Just unscrew the dispenser an fill. Excellent design concept!�
323589
Yes, twist the knob to the left and pull up, that losens the spout part from the container so you can put the soap in. To put it back on, place the spout on the container and turn to the knob left so it tightens. I like it. It works very well. Enjoy it!
1516630
If there is not already one there - yes. I just took out a soap dispenser that was mounted to my sink. If you must cut a hole I would do some homework first. Your sink is likely made of stainless steel, so make sure you have the appropriate tool.
2257176
I don't think so. But these are easily refillable from the top so I wouldn't ways your under sink space with a gallon jug of soap:)
1818766
There is a provision where you can punch out a pre-set hole & put a soap dispenser on the left side, so I think you could use that for the faucet and the right hole for a soap dispenser.......to make sure you should go to www.Blancoamerica.com and check out the template....
1369914
No you don't. The soap dispenser is completely separate from the faucet base, so you can just opt to not use it if your sink doesn't have an additional opening from a previous spray handle.
1756942
It should be fine. The openings are pretty large and should allow a dish or hand soap to flow. You could always water the soap down a bit as well.
1272216
I suppose you could but why would you want to. It cleans up in a jiffy. Besides it would take up a lot of room in the dishwasher.
2257179
I don't think so. But these are easily refillable from the top so I wouldn't waste your under sink space with a gallon jug of soap:)
392112
Well, I am using hand soap, not dish soap. You can use pretty much any liquid or gel soap unless it has "beads" in it or something that would clog the pump.