American Standard Multi Stainless Steel 15-oz Capacity Countertop Soap and Lotion Dispenser
$87.10
- 16.9 oz (500 ml) bottle
- Accommodates up to 1-1/2-in thick counter tops
- 3-1/4-in Spout reach
American Standard – style that works better. Durable, reliable, quality engineering and construction. American Standard products are designed for your busy lifestyle. Parts, hardware, and components are engineered to enhance the usage of your American Standard products.
- 16.9 oz (500 ml) bottle
- Accommodates up to 1-1/2-in thick counter tops
- 3-1/4-in Spout reach
- Lifetime finish won’t tarnish or scratch
- Lifetime warranty
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.0 × 7.8 × 23.0 cm |
| Brand | American Standard |
8 reviews for American Standard Multi Stainless Steel 15-oz Capacity Countertop Soap and Lotion Dispenser
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Anonymous –
I have never been able to get this to work. We need to be able to replace the inner cartridge but American Standard does not make the part.
Anonymous –
We have had ours for many many years and it works great!
nan –
This was the closes replacement soap dispenser I could find for the affordable price. Works great and the price was perfect. I would prefer to have nosal thicker and sort of rectangular design so you could push on nosal if you needed soap, like the original one. With this design you are forced to push on very top of plunger.
Anonymous –
I have two of these dispensers in my kitchen…one for each sink. One is reliable, pumps easily, and has been working every day for five years. The other one gets little use and is always a nuisance. It will not pump, it clogs easily, is impossible to clean and flush the nozzle. That’s why I’m buying a replacement and hoping it performs better. I would not recommend this product and I would not repurchase it again if I were’nt so heavily invested in the American Standard product line in my other fixtures. A 50% performance rating is pretty lousy…one out of two failed to perform. And, this is not a low priced fixture to replace! If you’re redoing a kitchen as did we…dump the dispenser and find an alternative.
Anonymous –
My soap dispenser leaks… have a soap mess under the sink. I initially followed installation instruction.. since them, cleaned and removed everything and do not see a seal of any kind on the bottle or dispenser.. Have no problems with the pump… getting soap, but so is bottom of my sink… any thoughts
Anonymous –
I followed the cleaning instructions provided in response to a previous customer’s complaint. It barely can pump the recommended hot water and it occasionally blows bubbles rather than producing a solid liquid stream. As suggested, I have been using a pure liquid soap with no micro-beads. It worked fine for the first six months after we got it, but then it became a headache to restart whenever it lost its prime. Now it just doesn’t work at all. I suspect that there is a leak somewhere that lets air in and prevents adequate suction. Based on the fact that all customer feedback is complaining about the same thing, it is time for American Standard to recall and replace these. This product just does not meet the quality I expect from them.
Anonymous –
Purchased in 1998. It was working fine until sometime in 2019 when I notice leaking on the base and it was getting harder to push; then the liquid just wouldn’t come out and the pump action was not happening. This was about the same time I started using Dawn Ultra dishwashing liquid (or it got stronger). I’ve always used Dawn, but this version seems thicker. I believe this caused the issue with the dispenser (warning to others). I soaked the head in distilled water, then pumped distilled water through it. Then I put some oil on the rubber part and let it sit upside down. I then diluted the dishwashing liquid with distilled water in the dispenser reservoir. It took MANY pumps to get the liquid flowing and it has since been working fine so far (one week out). The thinner liquid seems to be the trick and its still more than adequate for washing.
Anonymous –
The unit came with the sink in 2005. It has never worked since installed, as I can prime it with water, then load into the resevoir and pump soap, but an hour later it pumps nothing. I’ve cleaned the unit, thinned the soap, shorten the straw 1/4″ but all to no avail. It simply has never wanted to pump soap.