Does it need a removable soap tray? If so, which one?
1468408
Yes, I would suggest using a soap tray. I don't have one that is specifically designed for this product. I use one that is oval with little spikes rising out of it that the soap rests on. Anything that is the size of an oval facial soap, think Dove, should work fine and look nice.
1468409
It's OK without it but it would help if there was one can't recommend anything have not tried any yet
1468410
Does not have the removable soap dish. It has a built in tray that will hold soap.
1468411
Yes it does need a removal soap tray. I am using the one from my old system so cannot recommend one.
1468412
No, the soap dish has a lip on the front to prevent the soap from sliding off. I suppose you could put some kind of removeable plastic tray for easier cleaning, but I don't know which one.
1468413
it does not need a removable soap tray -- to allow soap to dry, just use a plastic soap saver that has rounded spikes -- can usually find at super stores -- there may be one available, if you would like one, but I did not get one for mine so I don't know which one would fit
1468414
It has a rest built in. That said, and after cleaning it it would be a good idea to find a tray for it but I can't help you with that, sorry
2170111
With the soap drain trays it would be difficult to seal. I used an single hole pull out faucet in one hole and put a soap dispenser to match in the other hole. I keep dish soap in the dispenser and use it to wash my large kitchen pots and pans and keep a bar of lava soap on the soap tray to wash my hands. Has really added to the function of my utility room.
1323381
You would have to buy a smaller soap dispenser for this one. The typical sized ones you see at Wal-Mart or Target are a little too big.
1765262
It's a bit bulky and doesn't come apart, byt i haven't had any problems cleaning it. Soap and a water sprayer is all I've needed.
2250772
Absolutely not. Just received mine and it's a solid plastic that would break the second you tried to get the soap out.
378949
Yes! My soap came out with no fuss. "You have to prop up the sides with some books if you want it to be perfectly rectangular" Happy soaping!
1790001
No, it is not removable. What I did was have a spray bottle with dish soap and water. The non-stick surface made it very easy to clean; just a quick wipe.
1542251
A bit of dish detergent and a cloth or sponge works fine...just be sure to rinse well to get soap off.
777786
I'm pretty sure it does. I love the system, though. Maybe you could mix a soap water solution and use it instead?
846708
No, purchase one separately. The Kraus SD-20 Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser goes nicely with this faucet.
1791647
I'm not sure. I haven't been using any soap, just rinsing with hot water and letting the components air dry before I reassemble. Hope this helps.
1476991
The bottom shelf has a drain hole for the soap. The top shelf does not. You can actually see the hole in the picture. Be sure to use rapid latapoxy on one side of the mounting and silicone on the other mounting side. You need to be confident on the latapoxy as it sets up fairly quick. For prep I used lacquer thinner and paper towels to remove soap residue.
1275684
I purchased food trays from another company as I use mine to dry soap on. The best advice is to measure a half sheet cake sized cookie sheet and order accordingly from a kitchen supply company such as Gordon Food Service or Restaurant Supply in your yellow pages. I paid $120 for the small trays but will have to make a thin sheet of wood for mine to set upon. The rack might be better priced at a local store as I had to order it off site of Amazon. Try Sam's Club or Costco online.
1931583
Yes, Jack, there is a removable soap dish and the quality of the product is very nice. Ann G.
828020
It comes with mounting materials, and that is the way to attach it. Otherwise, the weight of the soap will make the dispenser fall. Thanks.
498602
It has 5 small glass risers to help keep the soap dry. If you get too much water in the dish, you'll have to dump the water out.
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.