has anyone tried using this replacement bottle with a Danco soap pump?
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I bought it to replace one. I have had no problems with the replacement. Fit is fine.
621229
Yes, I did. I then pushed the plastic piece that acts as a seal. And it looks like I broke it. I am not sure if the suction that occurs is normal. My son was using it, and he liked the bottle. Then I drank from it one day, and the suction was a bit annoying. I thought I had to push the top piece in, and then pop -- I broke the seal.
1014475
It is possible to leave the suction cup out and try to have gravity set the bottle down. However, I would not advise such an action, it is part of the design due to the pressure you need to push down the pump for the soap. The suction cup keep the bottle in place so you would not fight to get the foamy soap out.
980871
I would suggest going to the Grohe website and looking at the photos of soap dispensers. Then, call Grohe and give them the model number of the one that most looks like yours. They will probably send you the replacement pump at no cost as they did with me.
1217789
I don't know. I have only used the simplehuman soap with it because I was afraid another brand might drip. However, my daughter dilutes the simplehuman soap refill I bought for her to use in her unit and has not had a problem with drips. I still have half a bag of simplehuman refill in the closet. Once I have used it up, I am going to try a cheaper brand. I wish I could give you an answer based on experience, but I cannot.
1127679
I did not have that problem. Instead, neither pump would work. Plus the craftsmanship was non-existent. Looked like they came from the Dollar Store. Also, both of the bottles I received were clear. Did you get a blue one?
938515
I agree with the previous responders - it should work fine with the bottle you describe.
1548318
I just looked at my bottle to check the size and it's a one liter bottle. I don't remember having any issues getting the pump to attach other than there was too much syrup in the bottle. My pump seems pretty sturdy so maybe you received a defective pump?
385909
yes it will. good choice in a soap pump. If the hole turns out a little to large a part can be found in hardware stores to put over your pump to take up the space.
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As far as I can tell, yes it would fit. Hint, the super concentrated dish soap is just too thick for good operation. I dilute the soap with about 1/4 to 1/2 cup of water (depending on the thickness of the soap, and mix that in the measuring cup, careful not to produce any foam. This can easily be poured into the soap dispenser. Beware, the pump draw stem inside the bottle only goes to about two inches from the bottom, so it is best to be cautions with the amount of soap solution you prepare; otherwise, you may have some overage. I have had my pump for about a year and a half and just love it. This is a very good buy.
1460337
if the thickness is same or comparable to hand soap (like softsoap brand) there should be no problem.i found that if you use watery soap (that is used in foaming hand soap) the dispenser does not work.
2030883
Yes! I had a couple of pumps that didn't workout for me but I decided to keep the bottles hoses and attachments. I was happy to find out that they were compatible with the spectra dew I had purchased.
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I have all the Simplehumman dispensers. Pretty much put everything in them. But, DO NOT use anything with beads in the soap. This WILL clog the pump and it is usually not repairable. I found this out when I put Softsoap/Shea butter with the butter beads. Put this in the sensor model and this ruin it. Hope this helps!
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It should. You might find the screw on ribbons different. I would say it's worth a try. But I honestly gave up. I just pump I to my medela plastic bottles then pour into my glass bottles after pumping. It works out fine and I get the same results. As long as the milk isn't heated in the plastic I am ok with it.
175516
I had one that came and then the pump was broken. I just opened it and used without the pump. Every other bottle has been fine
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It is produced as a liquid soap dispenser, so the consistency of the liquid is really the issue. If you used something more water-like in viscosity, the pump might not work as well. You wouldn't know until you tried it. Of course, if the liquid shampoo or conditioner or other types of liquid soap used were of a very high viscosity (more like molasses), then the pump might clog. We had a kitchen liquid soap dispenser where we had this problem - we bought liquid soap we thought the pump would use, but it was too viscous and the pump did not work correctly. I'm sure this applies to the pump in this product.
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I use Wal-Mart's "equate" brand of Antibacterial Liquid Hand Soap Refill, in my Cuisipro Foam Pump. This has worked well the past three years. However, this is my third Cuisipro Foam Pump container. With the first one bought, I misused the pump, by pouring a previously diluted mixture into the empty pump, and out came a "slimy" texture. The pump was useless after that. But that was after I had used it properly for several months. The second container's pump would not stay connected to the lid, so that was a Cuisipro problem. But I agree with an earlier review, I think any concetrated soap will work. Hope your trial is successful. I use Wal-Mart's "equate" brand of Antibacterial Liquid Hand Soap Refill, in my Cuisipro Foam Pump. This has worked well the past three years. However, this is my third Cuisipro Foam Pump container. With the first one bought, I misused the pump, by pouring a previously diluted mixture into the empty pump, and out came a "slimy" texture. The pump was useless after that. But that was after I had used it properly for several months. The second container's pump would not stay connected to the lid, so that was a Cuisipro problem. But I agree with an earlier review, I... » Read More I use Wal-Mart's "equate" brand of Antibacterial Liquid Hand Soap Refill, in my Cuisipro Foam Pump. This has worked well the past three years. However, this is my third Cuisipro Foam Pump container. With the first one bought, I misused the pump, by pouring a previously diluted mixture into the empty pump, and out came a "slimy" texture. The pump was useless after that. But that was after I had used it properly for several months. The second container's pump would not stay connected to the lid, so that was a Cuisipro problem. But I agree with an earlier review, I think any concetrated soap will work. Hope your trial is successful. « Show Less