Dish Soap Dispenser Bottle W/ Pump - Modern Bathroom & Kitchen Stainless Steel and Plastic Body - Countertop Refillable Accessory - Perfect For Liquid & Hand Lotion - Satin Brushed Design

I have only had this dispense for 2 months and it's rusting and there is nothing I can do about it because it has Ben over 30 days!!! Not cool!

After my initial purchase of 4 of these dispensers, I was very impressed with the look and make of the dispensers. They seemed heavy duty. Unfortunately after 2 months of use, they have started to rust and a soapy rust mixture oozes from the top of the pump. It looks gross and unclean. Exactly what you do not want from your soap dispenser. I have been very disappointed by the dispensers. I wish they had held up to regular use.

I bought this at the end of May in 2016. Yes, it looks nice and initially worked great. But now, as of early September 2016, it keeps getting a nasty look (requires frequently cleaning to look nice) and it is all gunked up....I can't get any soap to move through it. Back to the old cheapo soap dispensers which don't look so nice but work for years.

This soap dispenser is not one of the more major purchases through Amazon, but it is one of the best. We have bought soap dispensers in the past that leaked, spigots fell out, and generally were substandard even though they looked great.We bought two of these for our master bath, and they look absolutely elegant. With a soap that matches our colors, it looks like a designer piece made exclusively for our bathroom.The pump is smooth and emits just the right amount of soap with no drippy mess. The large opening makes refilling extraordinarily easy and mess-free.Some reviews mention rusting, but the steel seems to be rust-resistant. I don't intend to have it sit in an area where water is abundant (it's on the counter next to the sink, but not a lot of splash). It also has a one-year warranty and simple return policy, so I am not worried.Who knew a soap dispenser could make me this giddy!?

Broke after 7 1/2 months. The thread cylinder that holds the pump on the base is made of plastic and broke off while putting the pump back on. Also, it's supposed to be made of stainless steel and I was getting rusty goo around the pump shaft (as noted by other users). Otherwise it was fine, would have been a good pump.

Today's dish detergent bottles make it all but impossible to get just a drop or two out, or even a small stream.The holes are just too big. It's hard to get only as much as one really needs.But this little wonder makes it easy to get as much or little detergent as one wants.BOTTOM LINE: THIS PRODUCT PAYS FOR ITSELF.We are using about half/a third as much detergent as we used to.Do the math...The plunger could have a little smoother action, but once one figures out the right way to push, it's easy to control the amount one wants, down to a drop or two (gentle, steady pressure with the heel of the hand does the trick nicely).It's also very easy to refill.We've had ours for several months, and have no complaints.Highly recommended!

Very cheap, poor quality and had to throw it away in less than a month. When you push the pump down, the soap slowly oozes its way back up and leave a soapy gew around the pump area. Gets sticky and messy and if you don't wipe it, it eventually drips. I found a sturdier real metal and glass version at Target for $12 and it works way better. This was NOT a good buy, not even as a temporary dispenser.

I purchased 2 of these for my shower. Both of them have this problem: Along with the soap or shampoo, I get a rust-colored ribbon of... well I don't know but I'm guessing it's rust from inside of the pump. This started happening within 2 weeks of my purchase. I notice that I'm the 4th person to complain about rust on just the first page of comments! The description says "rust free" but don't believe it! I'm throwing both in the trash.