10 oz. Pulse Pump, Liquid Soap Dispenser, Drip Free Hand Soap Pump, Brushed Stainless Steel

We spent YEARS and probably hundreds of dollars trying to find a heavy duty, smooth operating, and leak proof dish soap dispenser that didn’t drip soap all around our kitchen sink. Then we found this. Oh my goodness, this thing is far and away the best soap dispenser we’ve ever used and is no doubt the best on the market. And it’s not even close. The pump operates smoothly with very little effort; in fact it’s so smooth and effortless you need to learn to regulate how hard to touch it to dispense more or less soap. It’s heavy enough that it doesn’t shift or tip over easily, and it has a non-slip bottom. The pump comes off easily enough to be filled, but also has an airtight leakproof seal. And most importantly to us, the nozzle does not drip or dribble soap, EVER. I mean literally never. It’s almost like magic. Whoever designed this pump is an excellent engineer and product designer. It’s rare to discover a product that has no discernible weakness, but this is absolutely that rare product. We were so impressed we bought 4 more immediately. Even at the relatively high price that these sell for, they are worth every penny. In fact I would be willing to pay twice what they cost, they’re that good.

The pump action works so well. The pump looks nice. Very easy to refill. Seems very well built. I bought one for the kitchen sink, then ordered 2 more for the bathrooms. They are a little expensive but they seem very well made and I assume they will last a long time.

They lasted 3 years. If that's good enough for you, they pump well and look like they're well made. I like the way they look and made the mistake of buying 8 for the home. Of the 8, after 3 years, only 4 have survived. Spending this kind of money, my expectation is these would last 10 years. but the pump action is poorly designed, and it eventualyl fails.

Kudos to Simple Human for making good quality items. Pump works well so far! Looks great!

This is a great soap dispenser! I put mine in my kitchen, and it easily dispenses soap every time. It looks great too! Since it's at the kitchen sink, sometimes it gets dirty from washing dishes, but the dispenser is super easy to wipe down and keep clean. I gave it 4 stars just because I think the cost was too high, but otherwise, it's great!

After reading the description by Simple Human I thought I would give this a try. I had previously used the sensor dispensers. I wanted something that will hold up. I was not disappointed. Build quality on the 2 units I purchased is flawless. Brushed stainless steel will hold up. All you need is a very light touch on the pulse pump to dispense exactly the amount of soap your hands need for a complete wash - I could never accomplish this with a sensor pump. This will dispense exactly the amount of soap you need consistently each and every time. Pros: No batteries (I was using 3 to 4 sets of 4 batteries per year) No corrosion No circuit boards to go bad No Messey containers No puddles of soap under the spout No sensor misfires by accidentally waiving your hand under the sensor Effortless dispensing Long lasting parts Cons: None Based on what I have seen this appears to be a one and done. This is constructed for longevity and that is what I am looking for. I hope this helps you, for me this is a no brainer.

I bought this to replace the plastic pumps that my favorite hand soap comes in. The soap keeps my skin moist, but the pumps dispense twice what is needed to was my hands. The SimpleHuman pump has no problem with the thick soap, and dispenses just the right amount. I like the simple, no effort of the pump action. I have four more plastic bottles full of soap. When that runs out I'll try the SimpleHuman hand soap.

Great initially, but the glued pieces fell apart after about 1 year of use. Also, the dish soap clogged the nozzle and made it so the nozzle wouldn’t pop back up after pressing down on it, requiring me to pull the nozzle up back into position for the next pump. I’m disappointed because the brand claims it will withstand 27 years of use. Not worth $50 in my opinion.