UUJOLY Foaming Soap Dispenser 450ml 15oz Refillable Pump Bottle Plastic for Liquid Soap Shampoo Body Wash 2 Pcs

I’ve used these for a month now and they work great. The large capacity lets you go longer before refilling. Looks good on my counters. Read more

These were inexpensive and they suit my needs perfectly. I wanted to start using foaming hand soap at all my sinks in the house. I recharge the foaming soap pumps from a bulk container of Castile soap and water. These work great. These are lightweight, but they’re sturdy enough to stand up to teenage boys. There’s nothing fancy about them, but they’re unobtrusive enough to be nice by the sink. It’s nice to find a product that is affordable and suits my needs. Read more

Good size and seems to foam nicely if properly mixed, So here is a formula that should work for most soaps. To do this properly having a digital scale works great and they are cheap if you don't have one. Im using CREMO Palo Santo body wash as a hand soap because I wanted a LUX scent. So after a few tries on mixing formula, I settled on 50grams of soap to 350 grams of water using the scale of course to measure. This will make approx 9 bottles of the 15 oz foam dispenser and the CREMO bottle is 16oz for $10 bucks, so that's about $1+ for 150z of hand soap :). The foam density is just right so that you can pump the soap in your hand and turn your hand over and it will not drip. If you don't have a scale I would say to fill the 15oz dispenser about 1/4 inch with whatever soap you want and the rest with water and gently shake to mix. Read more

We bought 4 total. 3 work perfectly, but the 4th stops pumping occasionally, and then will just start again with no changes from us. Not sure how that’s possible since it’s not electric. But, we love the other 3! Read more

I tested both immediately upon purchase to make sure they worked so I could return if not. Worked great with the test batch of soap - nice thick foam that came out well on both bottles. I put them away planning to use one for hand soap after the dispenser I was using ran out and planning to use the other for body wash. When I mixed the body wash and water in the one, it didn't create foam at all. It just squirt out a very slightly sudsy but very watery mess that then wouldn't suds up on my pouf. I fought with this for weeks and then finally switched to the other bottle with the same result. I then made a mix of the handwash that I'd tested originally, and neither one would create the nice foam. Instead it was a drippy mess. Aside from the test run, the pump doesn't work well on either one to push through the mixture to create a lovely foam. Instead it hangs up on both bottles, though one is worse, and gives just a drippy sudsy water. Stay away from this cheap China crap. Read more

Edit October 3, 2025: I advise only filling these bottles about 2/3 full, and using a quality liquid soap that you already know foams well. They seem to function best with space at the top for the pump to mix the liquid with air. Original Review: I have tried plenty of foam soap dispensers, including the ones from national brands filled with name-brand soap. I find that the national brands usually have an excellent foaming action with their dispensers. The problems occur when you buy an empty “designer” dispenser and need to fill it with the right soap to foam. This dispenser set is as good as the national brands, which are prefilled with soap that makes luxurious foam. And this set is very competitive with the "designer units" that come empty. The unit price for two is very competitive. I find that the pump action feels very solid with the type of foaming soap I bought to fill the bottles with [ i.e., Mrs. M***r's]. I probably don’t want to experiment with mixing my own soap using these bottles, as I’ve done that for years with mixed results. There are some really good foaming soap refills on Amazon, priced very affordably, that you don’t need to mix at all. It’s the non-scientific and random mixing that may be jamming the pump, and causing people to press too hard to get foamed product. With these pumps, I advise to find a good quality foaming soap refill and use that without having to do any kind of mixing. I have gotten good results by forgetting about 1/4 soap to 3/4 water mixes or such combos. The units look like burnt-umber-colored glass but are a burnt-umber-colored plastic. The plastic is pretty thin. So, it’s best to treat this plastic as if it were glass. I hardly see them taking a fall and not suffering some kind of damage. In this case, plastic does not mean durable. They are performing as the best foaming soap dispensers I have ever used in just about every category [foaming performance, durability, stability, beauty, and price]. Read more

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I bought the UUJOLY Foaming Soap Dispenser to use with liquid castile soap, and it works perfectly. Since I can dilute the soap with water, this dispenser stretches my product much further while still giving a nice foam. Pros: Works well with diluted castile soap — big money saver Foaming pump gives a nice, even lather Comes in different sizes (I keep the liter size in the shower and smaller ones by my sinks) Dark amber “glass look” design hides product and looks stylish Lightweight and durable — actually made of plastic, not glass (so no worries about breaking) Cons: Because it’s plastic, it doesn’t feel as premium as real glass Pump is lightweight — may not last forever with heavy use If you want a simple, affordable way to make your liquid soap last longer, these dispensers do the job. They look nice, come in multiple sizes, and are practical for both bathrooms and kitchens. Read more