JASAI 2Pack Durable Rust Proof 304 Stainless Steel Soap Pump | Kitchen Soap Dispenser Pump Replacement for Regular Mouth Bottle

I ordered the bottles with the gold pumps and I started getting rust in the liquid soap. So I ordered the stainless. So far I like them and they seem to be a standard size. Fit two different bottles- just trim down the plastic straw part to fit your bottle height.Shipped quickly.

Worked perfectly

The soap pump dispenser is working great and the quality/appearance is what I was looking for.

Years ago I purchased a pretty marble like soap dispenser...two matching in a pair. It was always so hard to push the pump and get the soap out. But I love the look of the soap dispensers. So when the pump finally stopped working, I was hesitant to buy a new dispenser because I like these so much.So I bought these replacement pumps, not sure how they would perform because of some negative reviews.These pumps are AWESOME!!!! Way better than the original ones that came with the dispensers. They are pretty, fit perfectly, and are so easy to use. Just a little push and the right amount of soap comes out. Highly recommended!

I had 3 soap dispensers that I really love but the pumps were worn out, cracked and corroded. Instead of purchasing all new dispensers I opted to replace the pumps and I am so pleased with these! Affordable, sturdy, very nice looking and easy to install!

The pumps look great, but describing them as usable for "regular mouth" bottles misled me into thinking that they would fit onto my ceramic, handsoap bottles. But they didn't. Frustrated, I did some research. Research showed that the "regular" dispenser style for Jack Daniels and Coke is not the "regular" style of dispenser for lotions, shampoos, conditioners, bodywashes, etcetera.I assembled every pump-based dispenser in my house into a line on my kitchen counter (see pic). They contained lotions, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and handsoap. All of them had style-24/410 pumps. But this so-called "regular mouth" pump is actually a 24/400 pump. Here's how to tell. The threads on a type-400 pump make only one revolution. The threads on a type-410 pump make 1-1/2 revolutions. So you don't need a coke bottle to tell them apart.I quickly bought a new set of type 24/410 pumps. And I don't like them. But upon consideration, I realized that I can simply re-use the pumps from my high-end shampoo and conditioner bottles (which I do like), after they are empty. And that's what I plan to do.But be warned. You can't re-use the pumps from your regular, high-end shampoo and conditioner bottles on a "regular mouth" bottle -- because they won't fit.

I have several cute soap dispensers in the bathrooms, which are now showing their age... the pump dispenser recently gave up the ghost so I replaced it with one of these and gave it a new lease of life! Of course, now the dispenser in the other bathroom is acting up so I'm ready with the next replacement!

I purchased these pumps to replace the one that came with an inexpensive pump bottle used for laundry detergent. The old pump started to deteriorate and the nozzle eventually broke off. The new pump was easy to install, works fine, and I'm hoping it will last a long time.

Doesn't rust, so that is accurate. But the soap that is left in the nozzle after use turns black if it isn't used basically every day - so not good in a guest bathroom like I have - and I have this same soap in other dispensers without any problems. This started to happen after about 9 months of use, and it's a pain to clean out, so I'm replacing them.

These little items are quality, and are fit for purpose.

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