Could this be used as a mouthwash dispenser instead of a soap or shampoo dispenser? Not sure if it would work the same. Thanks.
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I'm not sure about that. It puts out small dabs of soap for washing the hands great. You would probably be pumping it a lot to get a small cup of mouthwash. I don't think that would be very practical.
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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.
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Hello, I don't believe. Mouthwash is probably too liquid and will drop. Bu it is only a guess. Sorry. I can't help you more than that. Regards from Belgium.
1466143
I have seen it used for shampoo and for conditioner too. I don't see why it can't be used for mouth wash.
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Yes, it is reusable.. I've heard of people using theirs for years...and it looks/feels durable so I guess the life of it depends upon your care.. I am not too sure if it is dishwasher safe(I wouldn't try it though).. I clean mine with mouthwash and/or light soap and warm water.. then I dry it with a clean towel.. nothing too fancy.Hope this helps!
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I've never tried to use that. But looking at how it dispenses, I would doubt that the soap would foam. I think foaming soaps need an injection of air to get them to foam, don't they? This dispenser just ejects the liquid soap. Maybe someone else will have a better answer.
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Physically no problem. Would it be sanitary? Questionable. One could easily clean the silicone mouthpiece, but the device itself would be harder to sanitize
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I have never used ours for anything but water. However, I have no reason to think it would react with laundry soap. Alternatively, you might find a used liquid detergent container with a spigot.
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I suppose you could fill it with mouthwash. I don't think the mouthwash would stay pure because it's not air tight. There could be a reaction from the mouthwash sitting in the plastic container as well. It would squirt into a glass ok, still, don't think I would use it for that. They are easy to use with liquid soap and do not leak.
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I imagine foaming soap would work. But if you only have regular soap the bottle gives you the ratios to make foaming soap for the dispenser.
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I used with water. I think it can use with water like liquid mouthwash for better result.
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don't think it would be a good idea- disperses soap very well. mouthwash would be a little thin
457000
I don't believe so. I use it as a delivery system for diffusing essential oils in water. I'm not sure what else you'd use it for.
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It would make tiny pieces of soap. But I don't see why you couldn't use it for that. I think any Silicone Mold can be used for Soaps. I use it to make Embellishments for my cards.
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I use it as a soap dispenser, but would think it would dispense water, which is thinner than soap, so you could give it a try, may take a few times to fill the cup tho
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I believe it would work, if it can pump out thick hand soap, then thin hand sanitizer should be no problem.
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Don't know if the closure is tight enough. The company would need to answer that. There is no preprinted label for mouthwash as I remember. I use it for shampoo, conditioner and soap
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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!
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You could try it. It's used for drinking water so I assume it could also be used for that.
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Should work fine for an average soap dispenser. If the bottle opening is smaller than 1/4 inch it might be tight.