(U.S. Made) Earth's Essentials (6 Pack) Designer Hand Soap and Sanitizer Dispensers, Empty Plastic Pump Bottles, Perfect for Shampoo, Lotion, and More, BPA-Free PET Plastic.

These are great dispensers and are working well for me. They're clear plastic with black plastic pumps with a hearty spring within the pump. I use them to dispense liquid soap, shampoo and conditioner. I've been using them for months and they still work well with no signs of rust on the spring or any deterioration. I'm so tired of pretty and expensive dispensers with metal (Or metal coated plastic) pumps that corrode and discolor the soap. These are simple and just work well. Update: 2 years later and these are still looking new and working perfectly. Update Dec 2023: still going strong looking brand new. No corrosion even though these are in my shower. Still happy!

I'm happy with the design and I've filled a couple and tried them out and they work fine. It's too early to tell how long they will last but they seem sturdy and I expect that I will continue to be pleased with them.

I was on the hunt for an inexpensive-superb cleaning-no smell hangover-gentle on the hands soap for my large family. I had tried many (10) different liquid hand soaps from several brands and each soap left such a strong odor that I could smell it on my hands later while preparing food. Literally, I tried everything under $10. (My personal price limit for hand soap.) The pumps work great so far, and this soap seems to be a cheap way to clean hands without drying them or breaking the bank. I may experiment with adding distilled water too to stretch it further. Light weight, attractive bottles with a large 16 oz. capacity that doesn't stand too tall. Pumping mechanism seemed to work well, dispensing a perfect amount of soap. Currently using SimpleHuman scent free since Method unscented dried my hands too much. EDIT: Pumps still going strong, but I have to clean off the excess on the rounded bottle periodically. Can start to look gunky.

Great Bottles, still using to this day with no breakage

I buy philosophy products in 32 oz and 64 oz sizes- I purchased these bottles in both 16 oz and 8 oz- so I can keep a few different scents in the shower. also have one in each powder room- and one for each kitchen sink- filled with philosophy 3 in 1 (we use as hand soap also)- these were easy to fill and the pumps work very well and they were made in the USA will be buying more 16 oz and 8 oz for-my daughters -they like to try my different scents of philosophy- so I usually buy bottles from a major chain- fill each one - put in a basket at Christmas - these bottles are superior to what I have bought in the past and the price was much better

Theses are fabulous. They're clear so you can get a pretty soap to match your bathroom. They hold 16oz and their stout shape lowers their center of gravity so they're less likely to tip over. They're not a thick plastic (like "fancy" reusable dispensers) but they're sturdy enough for their purpose. The pumps work well and seem durable. I was very excited to transfer my favorite moisturizer from its tacky bottle into this simple, clear bottle. TIP: See if an old cap from a dish soap bottle fits onto your moisturizer bottle to easily squeeze it into the new container. You're not going to want to pump your moisturizer into the new container and you can't simply remove the pumps on both bottles and "pour" it in.

I didn't know how these were going to be, but as it turns out they are better than any container I have used before. I will be buying even more for my dish soap, liquid hand soap besides for our coconut oil. You can see clearly what you have in them besides how much is in there. They look pretty when a colored liquid is in them and nice even when it is a clear one. They look nice on a counter and are very sturdy with the pump going all the way down to the bottom so you can get all the liquid from it. I am glad somebody finally made a really good pump container like this.

Like: Price! Dislike: I bought one about five years ago and its pump is still working, despite falling off the counter onto a tile floor several times, for liquid soap. However, the six I just bought appear to be comparatively lighter, thinner, plastic and the pumping action was much weaker. They also had more mold marks than their predecessor, making them less attractive. Two were even dented in the cardboard shipping box. (I inserted a pencil, eraser down, to push out the dents).