Soap Dispenser 39" Tube Extension Kit, with Check Valve (Tube Extension Kit)

Doesn't suction to the dish soap container the way it needs to. It comes with two sizes as it's supposed to fit "universally", but the one that fit our bottle doesn't stay. Other than that, it does what it is supposed to do.

There is NOTHING wrong with this product - NOTHING. It was an EZ install! However, even with a shortened check valve hose AND squeezing, then pushing the soap up the line to the check valve it took 30+ minutes to get the soap to finally spurt out the fluid. It was a painful process, literally (golfer's elbows) to fully prime the line.Regardless, I would purchase this very product again if this should ever need to be replaced. I forgot how small the original soap dispenser bottle was till I uninstalled it.Another big PLUS, the dispenser doesn't waste soap by releasing too much soap when you pump. I would think this is by their design and a very good one. If I could give 4.5 STARS I would.I am a verified buyer and paid for this product, and I am no shill. This copyright pending product is the answer to "wasting soap" and solving the "small-ish" original soap bottle reservoir replenish cycle AND the usual overflow 9mess & waste) event because you can't see how much soap is in the bottle under the sink.

Changing those small soap bottles is a pain. You need two people (one to hold the dispenser and one to crawl under the sink and try to wrap an arm around to get the bottle out. Fill it up and repeat. Plus those bottles empty so fast. So, this invention is genius and you never have to change a bottle the hard way again. The drawbacks: the hose used is very supple and is prone to kinking, which will effectively stop it from working. You may need to cut the tubing shorter to avoid this issue. Second, the rubber caps for the big soap bottles do not want to stay on - at all. So, either tape them, wedge them, or just accept it. I totally recommend this product, but realize its not 100% perfect.

Super simple to install and use! No more climbing under the sink to unscrew that tiny bottle and refill the soap every week. Put this in and pump directly from the big refill bottles - hand soap & dish soap! Lasts for months and months! We are very happy with this purchase and highly recommend it to everyone! Just be sure not to cut the hose too short when you first put it in.

The tubing that came with it was too large for my dispenser to attach like it said but I was able to leave the hard plastic tube that came with the dispenser on it and slip the tube over it and attach to the dispenser. It takes quite a few pumps to get it primed. It is working great so far.

I really wasn't sure when I bought this thing. I always had a problem with filling my sink soap dispenser, what a mess and could never tell when it was about to run out. I decided to give this a try. Boy, I'm glad I did. Installation was so simple and easy. The main thing is it works perfectly. The included 2 soap bottle caps fit an array of dish soap jugs. After priming this thing has not failed me yet. How much soap do I have left? I just open the under sink cabinet door and look at the bottle. When empty just unplug the bottle cap and tube on the empty bottle and put the tube and cap on the new jug of soap, done. Love this thing.

It dispensed at first, but then stopped as the tubing kinks if there is too much length. When I first attempted to adjust it by removing it from the bottle/dispenser and repositioning it, air was introduced into the line and interrupted the flow. So, I disassembled, cleaned, dried and started over. This time I tried taping the tubing to my garbage disposal to better support it, but it still kinked. I ultimately took it apart again, trimmed about 5 inches (some from each end) and reassembled so the check valve rests right on top of the bottle cap. I now have a straight line of tube running up from the bottle to the dispenser. Hopefully this will be life changing as the description implies as I certainly want it to be! I imagine if the tubing were thicker so that it didn't kink so easily this wouldn't have been a problem. TIP: If you decide to trim the tubing, do it in small increments so you don't trim too much.

Bought this along with a sink mounted soap dispenser to replace one from a different seller that had seen better days. I had always hated filling the smaller dispenser bottles every couple of weeks. Either you had to unscrew the bottle under the sink, or make a mess taking out the pump head and overfilling the bottle from above the sink. Sure, it's just soap, and a classic "first world" problem, but still...Now I'm plugged directly into the 50oz. refill bottle. Sweet.One thing you should know going in: the four feet of silicon tubing holds a lot of soap; the first time you use it, expect to pump for several minutes before soap comes out.

His product would have been good, but the first time I opened it I noticed something didn’t feel right.Package contains two tub, one with a check valve and another without. The one without check valve was very soft and had a bend in it. I tried installing on my existing soap dispenser and the soft tube did. It fit around the outside of the soap dispenser. I put it inside and then tried it. Soap comes up the tube, but does not come out of the soap dispenser. I tried this with a different soap dispenser in the other kitchen and have the same experience.It seems like this does not fit standard soap dispenser available via Amazon or from Home Depot. Maybe if I bought a soap dispenser from the same company it might work.I’m going back to my original solution, using a tube from Home Depot until I can find something better.

I installed the soap dispenser tube extension kit three months ago. It has provided zero-worries service ever since. Works perfectly well with Palmolive soap detergent gallon bottles that Costco sells. Such a simple albeit not cheap item completely removed one of the annoyances from our kitchen - there's no longer a need to refill soap dispensers and deal with all the mess associated with this process.The piece of mind that I got is totally worth the price. Just buy, install, and forget it!

you have to support the rubber cap with tape to make sure it close tight, otherwise you get no soap in the tube because of the air leak

Used this to replace my broken bottle (I broke it while unscrewing it) under the counter. Plugged directly in the refill will be more practicalHowever, tubing is flimsy, beware of kinks.

Junk do not buy! The rubber cap doesn’t fit properly on the bottle and easily slips off. The rubber tubing is too thin to maintain its shape when pumping the soap causing it to collapse and blocking the flow. It should be made of hard plastic or a plastic material that does not easily kink.