Sink Soap Dispenser Extension Tube Kit (40 Inch) with Check Valve for Kitchen - Never Fill The Little Bottle Again White

After installing a new faucet, that came with a soap dispenser I realized that the soap dispenser could not be used because the hole for the dispenser was too close to the wall preventing the bottle from fitting against the dispenser.This product not only allowed me to utilize the dispenser but also was a great solution to the problem of always refilling the soap dispenser. Quick install, works great!

It has been in use for about 2 months now and it works great. The kitchen I installed it in doesn’t get used often and sometimes a couple of weeks apart and yet it pumps soap at the very first push.

This was SO nice and convenient. I didn’t have to change the large bottle of soap for about a year! I finally ran out of soap and after attaching the new bottle and pumping over and over and over again, the soap never dispensed properly. The valve in the photo looks different that what I have. I tried many different ways of rearranging the parts hoping it would finally work. Not sure why it won’t work, but I just gave up and threw it away. Thinking of ordering a similar one that is “Amazon’s Choice.”

This was most likely the easiest project I've done to successfully correct a nagging kitchen sink problem. The name-brand in-sink soap dispenser I replaced less than 2 years ago for $50+ had its container break at the neck. This was a simple add-on to the remaining pump head that was still working. Just be prepared to pump that head ~ 125 times to initiate the flow.

This is an item that should ALWAYS be included in the purchase of the soap dispenser, I think. But it isn't. This one is well worth the money! The little bottle that is usually included has a great concept of being filled from the top. Problem is, it's installed behind your sink, so it's always a guessing game trying to figure out by the "sound" if it's nearly full. Generally turns out to be rather messy. Reviews that show a collapsed tubing either haven't installed it correctly, or don't get that you can't have a totally closed seal & try to pump soap or anything else out without a valve for air exchange. Sad. Pretty basic. This is the perfect thing to attach from underneath & behind your sink so that you never have to worry about that again. Takes 5 minutes tops to get it done. Then a jug of anything you want under your sink where you can see it & you're good till the jug that you can actually SEE runs dry. With the adapters that are included I can't imagine it not working for every situation.

Succinctly:1) The tube diameter was too large so the tube slipped off the hard tubing on the bottom of my soap pump.2) The tube walls are too thin and the tubing so pliable that it collapsed two ways to prevent the soap feed: a. The tube folded over under its own weight and kinked at the top of the soap bottle (see pic). b. The suction of the pump caused the tubing to collapse at the top rather than draw up the soap.3) The screen at the soap bottle end is too restrictive for thick liquids like my standard pump bottle soap.This product might work for you if your soap/lotion pump has a larger diameter 'straw' than mine, you trim the hose length so it won't fold over and kink under its own weight, and you take the screen cap off the soap bottle end. Even then you may need to water down your soap. I disposed of this product in the trash.

I was very disappointed when I wasn't able to get the bottle that came with my new (replacement) dispenser connected behind my very deep sink. There was a support in the way that had been allowed for with the original installation. The replacement wasn't going in no matter what we did. So... Plan B... I ordered this unit to connect to a large bottle under the sink. It was very easy to install. I even let the tube attached to the pump just to make it easier. I am SO glad now that Plan A didn't work. There will be no more soap running over the top when I overfill it. I picked up a large bottle of DW liquid at BJ's and I won't need to be changing that puppy out for a VERY LONG TIME! Could not be happier!

Update 5/26/2019Finally figured out that the plastic tubing in this kit-fits over the original hard plastic tube that went into the original soap container.Also removed the filter piece from the end of tubing in detergent reservoir. Too restrictive.Works very well now. Maintains soap in upper tubing because of one way valve. Only need to pump once. I did dilute the Dawn as it was the bottle with the very thick and concentrated Dawn dish detergent.I also like the zipper closure bag it came inWe are still trying to get it to attach to the bottom of the pump. We tested it and it works great w water in the sink. There should be a diagram showing the one way valve and how the arrow on the valve points in the direction the soap flows, which is towards pump.

Where has this been all my life? One of the chores I dreaded the most was filling up the soap dispenser. I always overfilled it and left a puddle of soapy mess on the counter and all over the dispenser. What a waste of soap and time cleaning up!This system allows you to just hook up the hose directly into your large soap refill container. I’ve had this for several months now and I would have refilled the soap dispenser at least 10 times since, but haven’t touched it since. No issues or complaints whatsoever. I’ve since bought one for my mom and a second one for our laundry sink.

un producto excelente, simplemente increíble, funciona perfecto

Does the job nicely :) happy with this purchase!

Finally found something that works for my sink dispenser. Very easy to install, within minutes, and works without any hassle. Glad I bought it.

Having the dispenser draw from a large 1-gallon bottle instead of refilling the tiny under-the-sink bottle saves a lot of hassle and time. I've had a similar product before, but it didn't have the check valve so the dispenser was constantly losing the priming (was drawing air in the line).Compared to that previous product, the tubing is more rubbery which is a good thing: it doesn't kink easily and it stays better on the hose bib at both ends where it connects. So this one works much better than the previous one I had. However, all such products lack a rigid tube at the end where it goes into the bottle. Trying to make the tube's end stay at the bottom of the bottle it's like trying to heard cats, because the flexible tubes just want to coil up; the end result is that you'll be left with soap in the bottle because the tube's end stick up from the liquid.There's such an easy and well-known fix to this problem, that I'm amazed none of the manufacturers have taken notice. So I recommend a very simple improvement to this kit: take a metal tube and stick the flexible hose into it before dipping them both into the soap bottle. The metal tube will keep the flexible tubing straight and going all the way to the bottom so that you can soak up the last drop from the bottle. An alternative, if you can't find a metal tube of corresponding diameter, is to take a stick or a rod (something that's stiff and straight) and simply tie the flexible tubing to this object in several places, either with zip-ties or simply with twine; don't kink the tube in the process.