Would this work for dispensing shampoo, conditioner, or mouthwash? Or would those consistencies be off?
1953864
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.
1953865
I would say "yes" for shampoo and conditioner, but "I don't know" for mouthwash. (Mouthwash has a low viscosity, and I've only used this with lotion, which has much higher viscosity.)
1953866
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
1953867
This would be fine for shampoo and conditioner but I would not recommend using mouthwash in this dispenser
1953868
I'm sorry. The product that I purchased was a canister for holding cotton/q-tips. It would seem to me that you could certainly try using conditioners or shampoos in the pump dispenser.
1953869
Yes, you can use this dispenser for all the items you mentioned. Unless one of those products is very thick in its consistency you might have some challenge. But for normal consistency is fine. I use it as a liquid soap dispenser and no issues. Very pleased with my purchase.
743788
Yes, absolutely. I add this to my shampoo and conditioner with every wash. I love it!
469941
I only used it to hand wash delicate, so I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't help!
1858846
I don't know, but seems worth a try. I think I will try that, sounds like great idea actually! Works great with soap.
1137552
It was meant for dish soap but it is a great idea to use it for shampoo. It is a refill container. Problem in the bathroom, it would need to be fixed to the wall I guess or use two hands.
1967217
In my case it works perfectly. I use it on a daily basis to clean and disinfect small items such as hearing aids without wasting the product. In the past I tilted the bottle of alcohol into a Kleenex and too much alcohol would come out, wasting a lot. With the push down bottle I just take the Kleenex and push down once and I get just the right amount of alcohol.
408520
Should be fine. I've used it with that purple stuff- can't think of the name, but it rinses with water.
490003
I have three. . Always worked great with conditioner. Concern would be too thin, not too thick.
1438479
Should work fine for an average soap dispenser. If the bottle opening is smaller than 1/4 inch it might be tight.
1842343
Most definitely. I use it for my remotes, mail and paper and pens. Never thought of using it for toothbrushes. Great idea, thanks. Love acrylic holder. Easy to wash out also.
1473082
I use full size bottles of shampoo and conditioner. But I'm sure even the larger bottles would work too. It would just make it very heavy.
862153
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
2069512
I think that the soap pump will work and distribute a good amount of liquid soap (in his case shampoo), as long as the liquid soap is not to dense.
159009
I use a very thick salon conditioner (Pureology). I have no problem with it. I just love this dispenser! I should have purchased it a long time ago. So nice to not have all those bottles in my shower!!!
2009821
I use mine in the diffuser, the air purifiers and in different recipes (shampoos, deodorant....)
1287815
The usable depth of the cabinet is 3 3/4". If you angle your mouthwash bottle just a bit, it should work for you.
810144
You should be able to use it for mouthwash as the mouthwash liquid is not as thick as the soap and should not have any problem on it pumping through its line.