INTERDESIGNiD ign Clarity Disposable Cup Dispenser - Clear

I thought this would be the average size but smaller than i expected-it is okay for rinsing after having brushed teeth for example- not beverage etc. .

This pump is fine. but the first pump each time I use it squirts too forcefully and splashes out of the Dixie cup and makes a mess. You have to figure out the perfect pumping technique to avoid the splash. Maybe I got a defective one.

I wouldn’t pay more than a fiver at most for this shallow little tray.As I write this it’s on sale for £5.19 which seems reasonable.It’s smooth to touch all over.It looks and feels really nice with its rounded corners.

Subtle, minimal holder for 3 oz. cups in a guest bath. After it arrived, I realized that the deep "u" shape along the side put there to access the cups does not protect the cups from anything splashing against them or from dirty fingers--but this is placed at a sink in a different, walled-off area from the toilet and in a room that is rarely used, so it's fine for it's purpose. However, for one at the sink I use everyday (again, even though the toilet in that bath is also in its own recessed room with a door like the other bath), I will get the kind of cupholder with solid sides that protect cup edges from contamination and use a spring to push the cups up for removal. I won't give this one a lesser rating, however, as this downfall (in my mind) is a visible part of the design and one can see what it is and how it's designed to be used when you buy it--even if I didn't realized it until it came. It is exactly as pictured and as advertised.

Great concept and works well for about 3 days, then it will start to get stuck every time you pump, it leaks from the top causing sticky mouthwash to pool at the bottom and all over sides. The pump also punches the mouthwash out so forcefully and in spurts that it rebounds everywhere . Here is a photo 3 days after I cleaned it completely

I haven't had the issues the other reviews have had. I do notice though it appears to be low quality. Be careful not to fill to the top because it will leak. The container should be sealed together only allowing liquid through the top pump when removed. The pump is more designed for soap than mouthwash. It is all plastic with only a metal spring in the pump. It takes about 8-10 pumps to get enough mouthwash for me to use so the pump needs more volume. I think given the quality and construction this product should be priced no more than $10-12