SheeChung 2 Pack Mason Jar Foaming Soap Dispenser Lids for Standard Mouth, Foaming Soap Dispenser Pump Replacement for Hand Sanitizer, Bath Liquid, Facial Cleansing Foam, Makeup Remover Water - Bronze

I have only had them up and going a week but I'm in love! I am opting to mix a simple dish soap with water to make my hand soap. The foamer system make it so easy and convenient! Also gave me a great use for my extra canning jars.The one hint I would give is figuring out where you want the spout to point before putting the label on your jar, it can be adjusted but if you do it first then you don't have to spend time later.

I was looking for foaming soap dispensers. Added bonus I found super cute bronze ones that work on mason jars. I think these will be great. I’ve had them over a month in an area with high use. They seem to be sturdy.

Loved these at first! Had one in our master bath & the other in our hallway bathroom. Looked great & the pump was better than most that come on disposable bottles. That only lasted about 2 or 3 weeks. Before I ever even got to refill them the pumps started sticking. First they became difficult to push down, then progressed to not popping back up after being pushed down & then somehow the threaded ring that screws into the pump from under the lid just popped out when trying to dispense the soap. At first I thought maybe we just got a faulty pump but then only days apart & the 2nd pump did the exact same thing. I’ve tried to reassemble them and they will work a few times then they stick again & the threaded ring pops back off and I don’t have time to constantly mess with it. So currently I have 2 dead soap pumps & it’s beyond any return window. Considering buying epoxy glue & coating threads with that before reassembling although even if it does keep it from coming apart I’m not sure I can handle it not pumping right so they may find their resting place in the trash. Disappointing.

These foam dispensers are a wonderful money saver! One note of caution--make sure you are using a standard pint jar before screwing on the dispenser. I put the screw top on a jar that apparently wasn't a standard jar. The top got cross-threaded and couldn't get the lid off no matter what I tried. I tried hot water, a rubber jar lid remover, even tried two oil filter removers-one on the jar and one on the lid. Nothing worked so I had to throw one away. Be sure to try a standard lid first on the jar you want to use to make sure it's the right size!

As mentioned above the Mason jar foaming soap dispenser lids came well packaged and in a reasonable time though of course no longer the 2-day Amazon promised. We just put them together with the soap and Mason jars and they work really well. Time will tell if they last but so far we really like them. OH, and if you have one of those plastic foaming soap containers with the narrow top, just take the Mason jar screw-on ring off the dispenser lid leaving just the large foaming section and it may screw onto your narrow topped soap holder...it did one of ours.

I am excited to save money, and this Foam Soap Pump helps me to just that. I purchase a large bottle of liquid soap and it last a long tim with this pump. I use a regular mouth canning jar, out about 3/5 full of water and add the liquid soap, slowly stir to incorporate the water and soap. Screw on the foam pump to and after priming it (pumping fast a few times) I have foam soap to wash my hands on the bathroom and in the kitchen. Absolutely recommend this item!!!!

I've ordered the 2 foam pumps, bronze color.PROS:Pumps were smooth to press down, make good foam.I use mines for dish washing soap, I put about 100ml or about 1/4 on a mason jar with dish soap and fill the rest with water, then gently swirled it around to mix.CONS:Pumps were only smooth to press for about 5 days, then it start to get squeeky/rough.After about 2 weeks, the pump gets stuck on the bottom when pressed. If you're super patient, you can just pull it back up again and it'll last about 1-2 months before it gets really difficult to press that it feels like you're doing CPR on a baby.1. I read on one of the comments to NOT fill the jar up to the reservoir looking thing on the bottom of the pump to make the pump last longer. I did that but still had to replace after 2 months. HOWEVER, after I replaced the first pump, my second pump didnt even last a week as the pump itself gets stuck and I am unable to use the pump after 3 days.For contrast, I have a foaming soap bottle from Bath and body works, that I continuously refilled with hand soap and it lasted me a good year before I threw it out, not because it stopped working, but because there were some hard soap buildup inside the pump and it kinda looks nasty.I bought a different foam pump from a different seller, hopefully it'll last better than this one. If it's the same quality, I will just have to get a few hand soap bottles from bath&bodyw and recycle it. lol

After, 2 years of holding the bottle down with my dirty hand and pulling the plunger back up every time I pushed it down, only to get a scant bit of watery foam, I opted to try these. I have a bazillion canning jars and I liked have a backup dispenser since my last (well known brand) one was apparently a bust. These work GREAT! Great foam, easy motion, no sticking. I can buy 3 sets of these for about the cost of my last dispenser. Win-win.