Soap On Demand. Counters That Stay Dry
Most soap bottles leave a ring. Yours won't. The soap sits inside the caddy and comes up through the tray only when you press — so the drips land on the sponge instead of the counter. No slippery bottle, no crusted-shut nozzle, no sticky patch you keep wiping at.
Soap Dispenser vs The Bottle-And-Sponge Setup
You're not choosing between caddies. You're choosing between this and the mess you have now.
| Soap Dispenser | Bottle + Sponge | |
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Grab soap with greasy hands |
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Sponge after washing up |
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Wet dishcloth |
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Counter space used |
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Setup time |
FAQs
How much soap does it hold?
13 oz (about 385 ml) — roughly three standard soap bottles. Most people refill it every few weeks.
Does it work with thick dish soap?
Yes, with any liquid soap straight from the bottle — dish soap, hand soap, or sanitizer. No watering down needed. (Verify with your supplier before publishing. If the pump does struggle with thick gels, say "we recommend a splash of water with very thick gels" — an honest caveat costs you less than a return.)
Will it fit my sink?
It's 5.1″ wide × 3.5″ deep and sits in the gap beside the faucet. Smaller than the soap bottle it replaces.
Is the sponge included?
Yes, one scrubbing sponge sized to the tray comes in the box. It fits standard replacement sponges too.
Will it slide around when I press it?
No. The weighted non-slip base grips the counter so you can press it one-handed.
Does it rust by the sink?
[MATERIAL — answer once you have it.] If stainless: it's built for a wet environment and won't rust or stain. If chrome-plated: "The finish is water-resistant; wipe it dry occasionally to keep it looking new."
How do I refill it?
Lift the tray and pour the soap straight in. Takes about ten seconds.
How do I clean it?
Rinse the tray under the tap. For soap buildup, run warm water through the pump a few times.
What if I don't like it?
30-day returns, no questions asked. If it doesn't clear up your sink, send it back.