Would this container work for liquid hand soap or is it primarily for dish soap?
1993215
I believe it would as long has it doesnt have any little "thingys" in the soap. Some soft soaps have little specks in them and I dont know if that would clog up in the pump. But the pump line is a good size. I would totally use it for that too!
1466141
No. The pull lever wouldn't allow a small cup to fit under the release area to capture the liquid. Plus I think mouthwash would too "wet" versus a liquid soap that is thicker.
1881861
Depends on vescosity of fluid it doesn't have a lot of head pressure works best with thinner fluids if used for dish soap you w I uld need to use a thinner one
369810
Kind of. You can put regular liquid soap in... If you add water (dilution amount is listed on product) and leave space for air (also listed inside the pump), you will make any liquid soap into a foam hand soap....But it will clog and not work if you try to have it just dispense regular liquid soap
2232497
I do not suggest for that purpose, the soap would become diluted as it is designed to work with water. It is great for hand soap and I love it, but I would not use it for dishwashing purposes.
392110
Dish soap and hand soap have a very similar consistency, I believe it dish soap would work fine. I have only used refill hand soap, as I prefer antibacterial soap.
1801492
I am not sure what would be best for mixing soap but I find that this whisk is a very nice size for mixing small amounts. I use it frequently for things like scrambling 2-3 eggs, blending cornstarch in liquid for sauce thickening and smaller amounts of olive oil and balsamic vinegar. The whisk is sturdy enough to hold up to thicker, more dense mixtures so it seems it should work for soap blends in small batches
2232495
Like another customer replied, I too use it for Dawn brand liquid dish soap. Works fine and is perfect for when I need to wash only a couple of dishes and also great for use in the RV, where you don't want to waste water by filling a sink with dishwater. Much cheaper than buying the foaming version of Dawn. I didn't water it down quite as much as the marks on the bottle indicate to do. However, that ratio is really dependent on both your preferences and the soap used. For example, I have another bottle on order for another brand of soap I use (a liquid castile soap) that only requires a single droplet for hand washing. I figure I'll have to water it down more than the indicator marks show. Like another customer replied, I too use it for Dawn brand liquid dish soap. Works fine and is perfect for when I need to wash only a couple of dishes and also great for use in the RV, where you don't want to waste water by filling a sink with dishwater. Much cheaper than buying the foaming version of Dawn. I didn't water it down quite as much as the marks on the bottle indicate to do. However, that ratio is really dependent on both your preferences and the soap used. For example, I have another bottle on order for another brand of soap I use (a liquid castile soap) that only requires a... » Read More Like another customer replied, I too use it for Dawn brand liquid dish soap. Works fine and is perfect for when I need to wash only a couple of dishes and also great for use in the RV, where you don't want to waste water by filling a sink with dishwater. Much cheaper than buying the foaming version of Dawn. I didn't water it down quite as much as the marks on the bottle indicate to do. However, that ratio is really dependent on both your preferences and the soap used. For example, I have another bottle on order for another brand of soap I use (a liquid castile soap) that only requires a single droplet for hand washing. I figure I'll have to water it down more than the indicator marks show. « Show Less
2069511
It should work just fine for shampoo and liquid soap in a shower. It is made of plastic so no risk of possible broken glass. The only problem you might have is that it dispenses about a half a teaspoonful of liquid with each push. One pump is about right for concentrated dish washing liquid, maybe two pumps for most shampoos, but it might require a gazillion pumps of body wash for your entire body - and don't even think about using it to wash your dog!
183161
I don't know because I used it to make dishwashing liquid and hand soap. Sorry.
1626159
I'd say maybe a half inch just by judging visually. It's wide enough for that purpose, I use it for hand soap myself and usually don't spill much if any of the refilling soap.
447831
It probably won't hold whatever liquid dish soap, but it will accommodate any bar soap. Internal dimensions are (w)6.5"x(d)1.75"x(h)3"
650450
I guess that would depend on the size of the soap container, as I have seen and used several different sizes! I build a small fishing kit out of a heavy duty industrial plastic bag.
1053151
yes, but is made of very thin glass and breaks very easily. not ideal for a dish soap dispenser
1438479
Should work fine for an average soap dispenser. If the bottle opening is smaller than 1/4 inch it might be tight.
2069509
Possibly, but the dispenser would be slick, it is a clear hard acrylic/plastic, so only if you could stand it on something solid. It could probably hold a bar of soap standing up where the scrubber would go, and when the soap was wet I think it would become messy in the holder - there is only one dispenser so you could not use liquid soap if you are using it for shampoo. I personally would not like it. When you use dishwashing liquid it usually stands on a solid sink and you do not hold the bottle with wet hands.
598618
I would think it would work fine for hand sanitizer. I use it for fabric softener in the laundry room. Depending on where you are using it, you might want a smaller size (for bathroom/kitchen) If using in a larger area, this 30oz should work fine.