V-470-White

Great soap dispenser, easy to fill. I have found that it works better when the liquid soap is diluted just a little with water just to make it thinner.

Purchased for £26.99 back in September 2020 (sold by Svavo, dispatched by Amazon).It can hold up to 500ml (2 regular size carex or one regular size Baylis and Harding) and due to its build; it actually allows you to use almost all of the contents before it stops dispensing unlike many other machines on the market.Hands down the best automatic soap dispenser I’ve owned!It’s functional, the amount dispensed is adjustable, it’s clean-looking, and the batteries don’t get soaked and leak every time a little bit of water gets splashed on the sink!Having the batteries in the back instead of the bottom is obviously a great bonus, and so is the adjustable dial for the amount of soap dispensed, but for me being able to clearly see at a glance how much soap is still in the chamber is the biggest advantage that this dispenser has over most others. The only downside if there is one, is the very plastic-y assembly of the actual unit; on the side of a sink this doesn’t matter at all and the machine looks quite stylish, but on closer inspection this is clearly a mass-produced and churned out factory item.All in all though I love this dispenser and we now have one on almost every sink in the house!

I now have two of these. They are stylish; hold a good amount of soap, and work very well. That's the good bit.Here is the not-so-good bit. Battery life isn't great: it's best to use a high-quality battery or you'll be forever changing them. That's not good, but most other dispensers use batteries like they are going out of fashion too. The difference is that all of the others that I've used (and discarded!) have a nice, easy-to-open battery compartment that allows relatively easy changeout .The main problem is the DESIGN of the battery compartment with the SVAVO: to remove the battery compartment lid requires the use of a small screwdriver to remove two VERY fiddly bolts, and it's easy to lose them. I've chased bolts across the floor when they eventually decided to release their stranglehold on the lid. Fortunately I caught them before they disappeared under the washing machine!Although it invalidates the guarantee on one of my dispensers, I decided to take matters into my own hands and remove the batteries altogether. I drilled a small hole in the battery compartment side and use a 6 volt power-pack, which plugs into a nearby socket. VOILA! Works a treat. No more batteries going flat: no more taking it off the wall: no more loss of delivery due to power issues. Now I'm a happy chappie!Why don't the manufacturers give the option of either battery or an external power-pack?

Having had a new kitchen we wanted a device that we could use to deliver hand soap & washing up liquid. We found that there was nothing that could dispense both in one u it. We have tried many different types in the last 12x months and they either did not feed correctly, had no visible tank gauge or the battery compartment was at counter top level. We have purchased two of these and are really delighted as thought has gone into the design, refilling and use. I cannot rate them highly enough. Fantastic value for money

I have bought several of these over the years, and they have all failed. I am about to throw away the one I Bought 9 months ago. Sure, I could clean all the soap from the product and ship them back, but my time is more critical. They work well for a while, but if left unused for any period, they clog up, and it's almost impossible to self-repair. I suspect the capillary tubes carrying the soap might be too narrow, but this is only my guess. I have only bought one badged under the SAVO name, but at least three others under other badged names. Others are under different names. All the other various types I purchased have not failed in this way if left unused for months. It could be that customers using low-viscosity soaps (more watery ) have enjoyed better success. I also bought a rechargeable product for a few pounds more at the same time and placed it in a toilet that is hardly used (sometimes for 4 months), and this one has been great. I haven't needed to recharge it yet. It contains the same soap, and it has been problem-free.

This item is absolutely outstanding.While there are multiple dispensers like this, I have not seen any that compare.It is big and can hold a lot.You can easily adjust soap dosage and batteries last forever.Every kitchen should have one of these.

Excellent product saves having slivers of soap on the bathroom very easy to use and practical

I purchased this Automatic Soap Dispenser with the expectation of a convenient and hygienic experience, but it has consistently disappointed. The sensor is unreliable, often requiring multiple attempts to activate. The build quality feels flimsy, and the dispenser malfunctions by dispensing too much or none at all. Unfortunately, it falls short of the promises in the product description, and I cannot recommend it based on its inconsistent performance and lack of durability.