Hannah
Oct 2, 2026
Sample, not realBrilliant for my gran
My gran has weak hands and this just works for her. She was delighted.
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Automatic Soap Dispenser for the Kitchen Sink
$19.99
Raw chicken on your fingers, flour up to the wrists: the last thing you want is to grab a pump bottle. Put a hand under this one and the soap comes to you, with no lead to the wall.
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- Holds 13.5 fl oz (400 ml)
- Hands-free infrared sensor
- Takes 4 AAA batteries
How to use it
Set it up once, then just hold out a hand
- 01
Fit the batteries
Open the cover underneath and fit four AAA batteries. They are not in the box.
- 02
Fill it
Twist the top anticlockwise, pour in liquid soap or dish soap and twist it shut.
- 03
Hold a hand under
Put your hand under the spout and a measure of soap comes out. Take it away and it stops.
Close up
Fill at the top, batteries at the bottom
Screw top
Twist it anticlockwise to open, pour in up to 13.5 fl oz (400 ml) through the wide neck, and twist it back.
Spout
Hold your palm a few centimeters below it. A short measure comes out and stops when your hand moves away.
Base and battery bay
Four AAA cells fit under a cover on the underside. They aren't supplied, so have a pack ready.
Compared
Sensor or pump bottle?
A pump bottle costs less and needs no batteries. The sensor model earns its place when your hands are messy and you'd rather not touch anything.
| Compared | This productSensor dispenser | Pump bottle | Bottle on the sill |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use it without touching it | Yes | No | No |
| Needs batteries | Yes | No | No |
| Takes dish soap | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Questions
Yes. The supplier lists it for liquid soap, dish soap and lotion. It is not made for foaming soap.
No. It runs on four AAA batteries fitted underneath, so it can sit anywhere on the countertop.
It reacts to something close under the spout, not to movement across the room. Keep the area below the spout clear of cloths and sponges that could set it off.
The supplier lists liquid soap, lotion and sanitiser. Thin liquids flow best; a thick gel may come out slowly or need a second wave of the hand.
Reviews
4.7
108 reviews
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Alyssa
Oct 1, 2026
Sample, not realTeenager approved
Even my teenage son washes his hands now, which is a miracle. It's the novelty, probably, but I'll take it.
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ReportLogan C.
Sep 29, 2026
Sample, not realFour AAA, that's all
Dropped four AAA batteries in, filled it, and it's been going for weeks. No fuss.
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ReportLucy Roberts
Sep 29, 2026
Sample, not realNo more soggy soap mess
The old bottle sat in a puddle. This sits dry on its base and is easy to wipe.
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ReportTravis J.
Sep 28, 2026
Sample, not realQuick fill
Twist the top anticlockwise, pour, twist back. Done in under a minute.
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ReportGraham O.
Sep 26, 2026
Sample, not realKids wash properly now
My kids are more excited about washing their hands now because the soap comes out by itself. Fewer drips on the counter too.
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ReportHank Davis
Sep 25, 2026
Sample, not realCooking for a crowd
When I cook for a crowd, everyone washes up at once and the sink gets messy. This makes it much easier, nobody has to touch a wet pump. The batteries last well, I've had it a good few months now.
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ReportNigel
Sep 24, 2026
Sample, not realFish and garlic hands
Gutting fish and chopping garlic leaves a lingering smell on everything I touch. Now the bottle stays not smelly. I cook with a lot of garlic and fish, and the smell used to cling to the pump. This one stays clean because I never touch it. Four AAA batteries, no cable, easy.
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ReportZara
Sep 23, 2026
Sample, not realTakes a second to react
Sensor is good but I have to hold my hand still for a second before the soap comes. Fine once I got used to it.
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ReportTammy
Sep 23, 2026
Sample, not realEasy to set up
Open the cover underneath, drop in four batteries, fill and go. Took two minutes.
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