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This is a clear plastic 8 fl oz bottle with a white foaming pump, sized about 3 by 7 inches. You add a small amount of liquid soap and top it up with water, and the pump turns the mix into foam, so one bottle of soap lasts much longer. It suits kitchens, bathrooms and anyone trying to get kids to wash hands. Against refillable foam dispensers from brands like Dial or method, it is simpler and cheaper to run but has no decorative housing and depends on getting the soap-to-water ratio right.
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This is an 8 fl. oz. clear plastic bottle with a white plastic foaming pump. It turns a small amount of liquid soap mixed with water into foam, so the soap goes further.
To use it, cover the bottom of the bottle (⅛" to ¼") with liquid soap and fill the rest with water. Pour the water slowly along the inside of the bottle to avoid foaming while filling. Then screw the pump onto the bottle clockwise.
The pump can be locked for storage or travel. Press the pump head all the way down and twist it clockwise. Twist counter-clockwise to unlock. If the pump becomes stiff, take it off and run warm, soapy water through the tube by working the pump. Let it sit for 5 minutes, then pump warm, plain water through to rinse. If that doesn't work, the soap mixture may be too concentrated.
