This is a nice addition to any wash room. It comes with the dispenser, mounting plate, screws, and instructions manual. The unit is easy to install and setup.
I have mine set up on my bathroom sink. To this day I have had no issues with the dispenser. I have not had to replace the batteries yet, and it has been just over a month since I started using it. The dispenser is pretty easy to fill. There is a slide off cap on the top with some directional arrows letting you know which way to slide it. Then there is a twist off cap sort of like a bottle of soda. The area to fill the soap in does not have an overly large inlet, but if you are careful it should not be a problem. Personally I use a small funnel to fill it so I do not make a mess. Once it is filled put the cap back on it and the slide plate and it is ready to use.
Now to install this unit you have a couple of choices. The mount that is provided can be used as a base mount or you can use the raised edge to mount it to the wall. I have not done either of these with my unit yet. I really do not want to make any extra holes so I keep it to the back of the sink area so it does not get knocked off and broken. The hardest part of this entire dispenser is getting the bottom plate off once you lock it in place to the dispenser. It can be a pain but with that in mind it makes it much more secure incases of the little nudges.
To get to the area to install the batteries you have to remove the bottom plate. This is the one design of the unit I do not like. I would much rather have seen an access panel on the back of the unit to change out the batteries.
If you are looking for a hands free soap dispenser that is great for your bathroom sinks, kitchen sinks, or even out in the shop. This is a great product to consider for sure since it is quick to install and easy to refill. I would like to thank Ohuhu for sending me this soap dispenser to try out and share my opinion.
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