PURELL ES1 Hand Sanitizer Dispenser Starter Kit, Push-Style Dispenser with PURELL Advanced Hand Sanitizer Gel, 450 mL Refill (Pack of 1) - 4424-D6

Great ,easy to assemble,great size and easy to use

I love the scent and it's moisturizing to and I love the quality and i love the pump and the stickiness to.

Purchased to place outside of my chicken coop. It’s actually slimmer and more compact than the standard dispensers you’ll find out in public, which is a good thing in my opinion. Didn’t come with screws, but no big deal since my husband usually uses his own over those supplied with products. Just be aware if you want it screwed in instead of using sticky strips. The push thingy works well, doesn’t feel cheap or anything. Can fit nice and snug into small areas in case you don’t have a lot of room. Feel confident it’ll not only sanitize my family’s hands but will last a long time and, so, worth the money. Doesn’t feel sticky, or too watery. Easy to use. Recommend!

Great product, for people who think the refill is expensive, here’s a permanent solution for you guys. First don’t try to open the seal in the front. It is not designed for repeated opening and closing. It comprises the seal and can cause leakage in the future. Get any carton bottle with a twist on cap on the top, like juice or egg white, packages are usually made by Tetrapak or SIG. the bottle neck has a flat bottom compares to soda bottle, which will help us in the next step. Take out the bottle neck from assembly. Don’t use scissors, just use your hand to tear it out and running water can help. Drill a hole on top of the hand sanitizer bottle. Doesn’t need to be super big but make sure it’s at least 1/4” smaller than the cap bottom part. Make sure don’t drop any plastic inside the container. And don’t use anything with heat. Hand sanitizer is extremely flammable. Use 400 sand paper to sand sanitizer top and bottle neck bottom flat part. Then glue them together with super glue and zap a gap spray accelerator. The seal is critical make sure to apply glue to the flat area, then extra glue along the edge to make sure a water tight seal. Now if you open the twist on cap, you can start adding hand sanitizer from any other bottle with a pump. Always replace the cap afterwards. Is it sanitary enough for hospitals and hotels? No. But if it’s for your home. It will work just fine and save you some cash. Happy DIYing! Remember safety first

Works great and keeps everyone’s dirty little hands sanitized. Do not use on sensitive areas!

Same issue as many of the one star reviews. It LEAKS a lot. Mounted in the johnny we placed near our pool. Looks great, compact size, mounted with screws and the double sided tape that was on it. Get very little sanitizer per "pump", have to pump about 3 times to get enough. Mounted it above the urinal which was good because every weekend I had a large white glob of dried sanitizer clogging the urinal which was better than having the glob on the floor. Terrible design.

the sticky thing didn't stick it to the wall, so i have to put it up with screws or something instead but that's fine. super functional, im a nail tech so i have it next to my desk and i love!

Great!