Automatic Soap Dispenser, Foaming Soap Dispenser Touchless with Continuous Dispensing, 4-Level Adjustable, Rechargeable Hand Soap Dispensers, Wall Mounted or Countertop for Bathroom & Kitchen

Making my kids love washing their hands again…….apparently they won’t be able to wash their hands cleanly since they always wash off the soap before it reach bubble stage… this machine is so easy for them to get bubble directly and get clean hands in a few seconds

This little device is quite useful. At first, I didn’t notice that the hand soap and water need to be mixed at a 1:3 ratio, so I used pure soap. It was too thick, and the soap couldn’t come out. So when you use it, make sure not to forget the 1:3 ratio.

Replaced a basic pump dispenser in the bathroom with this and the difference in daily experience is more noticeable than I expected from something so mundane. No more touching a soap bottle with dirty hands, no soap residue building up around the pump, and the foam quality is genuinely good — light and consistent rather than the watery output some automatic dispensers produce. The sensor responds quickly and the four dispensing levels give enough range to be useful. The continuous dispense feature, activated by holding the top button, is handy for kitchen cleanup or washing up after something particularly messy — though it's worth knowing those top controls are touch-sensitive rather than physical buttons. In a dry bathroom environment that's fine, but if the top gets wet from splashing, the sensors become less responsive until it dries off. One practical note that's easy to miss: this is a foaming dispenser that requires diluted soap, not straight liquid soap poured directly from the bottle. The recommended ratio is roughly one part soap to three parts water. Skip that step and the pump will struggle. Once you know it, it's not inconvenient — just worth understanding before filling it for the first time. Battery life has been excellent. I've been using it daily for weeks and haven't needed to charge it yet. USB-C charging and wall-mount option are both welcome additions. The transparent tank lets you see the soap level at a glance without having to lift or shake anything. Clean design, reliable performance, and one less thing to think about at the sink.

Got this for our bathroom and it's been great. Works well. And the battery lasts long. Good quality material as well.

I’ve been using this automatic foaming soap dispenser for a while now and it works really well. The touchless feature is very convenient and makes hand washing more hygienic. The foam comes out quickly and smoothly, and the sensor responds fast without being too sensitive. I like that you can use it on the countertop or mount it on the wall, which saves space in smaller bathrooms. The rechargeable battery is also a big plus, no need to keep buying batteries, and one charge lasts a long time!!!

Although I like the size, shape and color of this foaming soap dispenser, I don't think it works well in a very wet environment and the continuous dispensing function should be harder to activate. The "buttons" on the top aren't actually tactile push buttons, but touch sensors that sense heat I assume, so you can activate & adjust them by just putting your finger on them. Seems like a good idea, but I charged this, filled it up with foaming soap, placed in on the second shelf of my shower caddy and on the second day, either warm water pooled on top or a bit of foam/suds landed on the continuous dispenser sensor while I was shampooing and this device proceeded to spit out the entire contents of foaming cleanser into the shower floor before I realized and could stop it. Now maybe this device isn't suitable to actually use inside the shower and would be fine next to a sink, but I fear that even then the continuous dispenser could be triggered inadvertently if you lifted it incorrectly or something landed on it that activated it. I guess I don't really understand why it would have a continuous dispensing option to begin with. With 4 levels of dispensing presets, the highest one gives out a golf ball sized clump of foam and can be repeatedly activated by just removing and replacing your hand under the spigot. Why would anyone want to press a button to get it to spit out foam continuously? Maybe I'm missing something. Anyways, I also found that the sensors didn't work well in the shower while my hands or the top were wet and the sensor didn't recognize the press of my finger. I'd try to increase the preset and it just stayed the same until I dried my fingers and the top. If you plan on using this next to a sink, it should probably be okay as long as you keep the top dry, but if you wash your face or other items and splash water onto the top, you have to dry it to adjust the presets. I wish the sensors worked better...

This automatic foaming soap dispenser is a convenient and hygienic upgrade for both the bathroom and kitchen. The touchless design works smoothly, dispensing soap quickly with just a wave of your hand, which helps reduce mess and limits the spread of germs. One notable feature is the four-level adjustable dispensing. I love that it’s easy to customize the amount of foam depending on whether I need a small or large amount or somewhere in between. I also really like the continuous dispensing option. I can hold down on the top button, and foam will continue to dispense until I let off the button. This is nice for cleaning up my counters or washing a few dishes. I have other automatic dispensers that don’t have this feature and I realize that I miss it when using those. The rechargeable battery is a big plus, eliminating the need for expensive battery replacement. I have been using the dispenser for a little over a month now and have not had to charge the battery yet, so it does hold a charge well. Setup is simple, with the option to mount the dispenser on the wall or let it sit on the countertop. The design is sleek and modern, blending nicely with most decor styles. It feels lightweight yet sturdy enough for everyday use. Overall, this is a practical, user-friendly soap dispenser.

I've been using this for about three weeks now and the battery is still at almost full charge, which is great. The instructions say to dilute hand soap 1 to 3 but I used about 50/50 and it's working fine. Note that if you use the blue type of dish soap (starts with a D) you would probably need to dilute it further, but I use the yellow kind (starts with A) that is thinner to begin with. It's the perfect size in that it takes up very little counter space but holds enough soap to last a long time (I've only filled it once in three weeks and I use it several times a day). It doesn't leak and doesn't drip after dispensing, which is a very good feature. Definitely a very high quality item and at a great price for what you're getting.

The Automatic Soap Dispenser is a very useful and modern addition to any bathroom or kitchen. Its best feature is that it is touchless, which helps keep things clean and reduces the spread of germs. You simply place your hand under the sensor, and it releases soap automatically. The design is great for families with kids or for anyone who wants a more hygienic way to wash their hands. I also like the 4-level adjustable soap settings. You can choose how much soap you want each time (or just set it and forget it), which helps reduce waste and makes the dispenser more convenient for different needs. The rechargeable battery is also a big advantage because you don’t have to keep buying and replacing batteries. It’s easy to charge and lasts a long time on a single charge. There is lightning bolt (power) indicator with four little light windows at the top of the dispenser. This should help you gauge the amount of power left in the lithium ion battery. The size of the dispenser, 12.8oz (380ml), is just right. It can hold a good amount of soap without needing to be refilled too often. It also offers flexible placement options since it can be mounted on the wall or placed on a countertop. One thing to keep in mind is that this is a foaming soap dispenser, so if you just take regular liquid hand soap and don't dilute it, it will take a long time to dispense and you'll hear it making an offensive (but kind of funny) sound. I would recommend 1 parts soap and 3 parts water which you just pour into the tank (the bottom part of the soap dispenser). Overall, this automatic soap dispenser is a smart and practical product. It combines convenience, cleanliness, and modern design. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to upgrade their bathroom or kitchen with a simple but effective tool. Oh yes, and children find it more fun to wash their hands when they see foam coming out of an automatic soap dispenser.

Soap up, Buttercup! :-) Most of us have a well-used bar of soap turning into a slimy mess sitting in our bathroom. While the soap will do its job, it is not very appealing, especially in corgi shedding season, when there always seems to be dog hair stuck to the soap. Ugh. The RUDNIA soap dispenser provides an elegant and great way to facilitate contactless hand washing. The unit is an attractive and modern-looking design that matches any bathroom or kitchen. The controls are simple, but allow a high degree of customization. You can program four levels of soap output. In my tests, I found the lowest level provided enough soap for a complete hand washing. There’s a battery level light on the top as well. The unit opens easily and holds a cup of fluid. The manufacturer suggests a 3:1 ratio of water to soap, and that worked perfectly for me. I also tried a 4:1 mix, and that foamed sufficiently as well. I wish RUDNIA had placed markings inside the unit to make mixing the ratios easier. The feed tube rests on the base of the container, so the dispenser can use all the soap mix in the unit. There are no batteries to replace, as the dispenser has an internal battery charged by a standard USB-C port. A charging cable is included. The large battery is rated for 5000 uses between recharges. I’ll let you know in a few years how accurate that spec is! :-) The device is IPX5 waterproof, so safe to use around your sink and bathroom. When you first start using the unit, it takes a few attempts to prime the dispenser, but after that, the unit performs flawlessly every time. The dispenser creates a nice foam from inexpensive dish detergent. The dispenser has a minimalistic look that should suit any countertop. If your countertop looks like mine, and is covered with vitamins, toothbrushes, shaving gear and hairbrushes, you’ll appreciate that the RUDNIA can be wall-mounted. Two tool-free adhesive wall mounts are included. To wrap up, the RUDNIA soap dispenser is an affordable and elegant way to replace that bar of soap sitting in a puddle of water on your sink.

If you’ve got little ones at home, you know the drill when it comes to washing. It usually turns into a bit of a wrestling match with those old soap pumps. And then there’s that lovely sticky soap puddle left behind on the countertop. So, I decided to give this rechargeable automatic dispenser a shot to tidy things up at our sink. Let me share how it’s faring with our daily chaos: The "Touchless" Magic (Perfect for little hands): This is definitely my favourite feature. My kids can now grab their own soap without needing me to help push down a stubborn, slippery pump. They just slide their hands underneath, and, boom, the sensor activates! It’s completely touch-free, which is a huge relief, especially during cold and flu season. I mean, who wants everyone touching a germy bottle? A Quick Warning for Parents (The Top Buttons): Now, here’s a little heads-up: those touch-sensitive buttons for power and the four different dispensing levels. They’re right on top of the unit. You really need to set some ground rules and tell your kiddos to steer clear of the top! If they mess with those buttons, they might accidentally switch up the settings, and trust me, you don’t want to end up with too much or too little soap pouring out. Rechargeable and Wall-Mountable: What I really appreciate is that it charges using a standard USB-C cable (it even comes with one in the box), so I’m not constantly buying AA batteries. Plus, it includes adhesive wall mounts if you want to get it off the sink entirely, such a space-saver! The white design with that rose-gold accent? Honestly, it looks pretty sleek and modern. The Soap Ratio: Here’s a quick tip: the box comes with a nifty little card detailing how to mix the soap. Just remember to mix 1 part regular liquid hand soap with 3 parts water to whip up that perfect, fluffy foam. Overall: This little gadget has seriously transformed our hand-washing routine. It’s smooth, looks fantastic, and as long as you stick to that strict “don’t touch the top!” rule with the kids, it’s a brilliant addition to any family bathroom.

I picked this up to replace an older automatic dispenser and right away the difference was clear. It has a clean, modern look with a slim white body, ribbed lower casing, and a side window so you can see exactly how much soap is left without guessing. The plastic feels solid and well-made, and it sits neatly on the counter without taking up much space. The sensor is fast. It detects your hand almost instantly and dispenses foam in about 0.25 seconds, which is a big step up from my old one that always had that annoying little pause before anything came out. There are four dispensing levels, and the four dots on top of the unit show you which level you're on as well as the remaining battery every time it activates. I've settled on level 2, which dispenses for about 0.8 seconds. It's the right amount for a good hand wash without feeling like you're overdoing it. If you need more, like for dishes or a greasy cleanup, you can tap and hold the dispense button for continuous foam output, which is a handy option to have. It works with both foam soap and liquid soap. We're using foam soap directly, and the output is consistent and rich every time. For regular liquid soap, the instructions recommend a 1:3 dilution with water before filling. Battery life is rated up to 5000 uses on a single charge, and in daily use that translates to a very long time between charges. It charges via USB-C in about 3 hours, which is straightforward and convenient. The IPX5 waterproof rating also means you don't have to baby it around the sink. Overall, this is a great touchless soap dispenser that works exactly as it should. Responsive, well-built, and holds plenty of soap at 380ml.

I’m very impressed with this very responsive automatic soap dispenser. At first glance, it doesn’t look like much. It’s very lightweight and the entire body is made of plastic, including the silver trim. However, it holds quite a bit of soap and the sensor is super sensitive. I did struggle to turn it on at first because it’s not very intuitive. There are just two touch buttons, and one of them is just there so you can check the battery level and for continuous foam, so really one single button turns the dispenser on and off, AND switches from level 1-4. The level 4 actually dispenses a crazy amount of foam, which I LOVE. The professional ones we have at work are stingy, lol. I also like that the soap level is visible and that you can dilute regular liquid soap since I still have a large bottle of liquid soap at home, though I plan to get proper foaming soap when I’m done with this one. The one thing I am confused about is how I’m supposed to clean it. I can clean the soap container, but the electronic mechanism holds part of drip tube. The instructions mention that there is a self-cleaning function, but I have yet to try that. I own a hypochlorous acid maker, which is a skin-friendly household disinfectant (if you use the Tower28 spray, you know what I’m talking about), so maybe I’ll do a cycle with that to disinfect those parts. It’s very mild, almost like water, but effective. Overall, this is a nice little automatic soap dispenser. It’s very affordable and it works, so you can shop with confidence.