Can this be used as a mouthwash dispenser? Has anyone tried it?
1964839
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.
1964840
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.
1964841
I don't think that it would be well suited for that purpose as it would only put out less than 3ml per press of the dispenser. Additionally, the alcohol may damage the dispensing rubber, it may leak as the mouthwash is more viscous, it may evaporate as the cap is not airtight, but..... To answer your second question, I have not tried it.
1512558
I think it would be just the same as serving it out of a pitcher like some pizza places do. Just be careful of using heavily dyed pops like grape or redpop as the acrylic stains quite easily and never put slices of lemon or orange etc in the dispenser as the acid eats the finish and makes it rough and foggy. I'm wondering if you could serve beer out of it or would it go flat? Enjoy yours ,we have been using ours at church for several months and everyone seems to like them.
810143
don't think it would be a good idea- disperses soap very well. mouthwash would be a little thin
2275613
I've never seen a toothpaste that was as fluid as liquid soap. No, I would buy a toothpaste dispenser, just to be on the safe side.
1953867
This would be fine for shampoo and conditioner but I would not recommend using mouthwash in this dispenser
178123
I have tried using only a tablespoon or 2 of mouthwash added to the water, so I am not sure about using undiluted mouthwash. I think it would probably be okay as long as you thoroughly rinse the unit afterward by filling with plain water and running it for the full cycle. I'd say give it a try.
1765647
Nope. The reservoir is designed for either water or mouthwash only. If you put a thick substance in the reservoir you will gum up the works.
1646714
Yes you can, but it only can only be used for one supply line, either hot or cold, but not both. It is intended to be used as a cold water dispenser for filtration systems.
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.
767357
It may leak because it is liquid. It leaks a little with the dish soap and that is thicker than mouthwash so caution.
220442
It does actually only work with regular mouth jars. I wish it worked on large mouth! For some reason I didn't realize that it had to be used with an adapter type piece that fits between the machine and the jar and therefore, in my opinion, doesn't work as well as the plastic containers that come with it and go directly on the blender. But It's the only thing I've found to work with jars and so i do use it some that way.
242765
Not sure about the dishwasher, but a mild bleach or soap solution should work for cleaning, though the mouthpiece is really the only thing that gets any kind of filth attached to it with any frequency. I haven't heard the freezer trick, but it seems like it should work, so long as it is empty (or close to it). Though at any rate, the factory slimeguard coating is proving to be bulletproof, I have not had to clean or sterilize the inside since I bought it, nothing grows and the taste is fresh regardless of how long the water is left inside. The only situation I can think of where something might be able to get a hold inside would be if a sugary sports drink mix was used to flavor the water inside.
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.
1504387
I run really hot water in mine, then rinse it with dish detergent, then rinse really well again and finally I used mouth wash lol . Sounds silly but it works for me
1448563
I've been using it for a while now and I do think it works well. They recommend just water but every once in a while you can put mouthwash in it and it does a little better job of getting things clean. It is much easier than brushing your mouthguard or dentures everyday. Just place them in the container, fill with water or mouthwash and push the button. It runs for about five minutes. Remove container, rinse and you're done. I would definitely buy another if this one would break. Good luck.
1837681
What a great idea! I think the glass of course would be great for holding laundry detergent. that being said, I'm hesitant to recommend this dispenser for laundry detergent. I don't know if the detergent would be too thick for the spigot and cause clogging. Also the spigot is not stainless and I'm not sure how well it would hold up to constant exposure to the detergent. You could always buy a stainless spigot replacement if it was a problem, but still not sure about a thicker liquid clogging it.
686073
Yes. I use this with my mouthwash. There is no blockage or any other problem.