Taymor Chrome Frosted Glass Soap Dispenser

This is lovely. I was a little concerned based on the mixed reviews. It looks beautiful and works well. Really adds charm to our bathroom.Why the 3 stars? Because it too FOUR tries to get one that wasn't broken. The are in the original box with a single piece of bubble wrap -- metal and glass together -- and that's a recipe for disaster. That box is then put in an Amazon box. Each of the first four came with a chip or a ding in the glass and one of them would not unscrew and was stuck. I persevered only because the only other ones in this style were plastic. The glass and chrome on this give it a really nice weight and feel, upscale and pretty. I'm glad I kept trying. That being said, I have to give it only three stars because the manufacturer is not protecting their product. I believe even if these had not been shipped that they would have been damaged for the poor padding.

I have owned this for a while now. I came here to see if anyone had tips on how to get it to work properly. I had to intuitively figure out how it went together. The glass screws into a chrome tip and then the whole glass container with the tip screws into the holder and it holds firm. My problem is I can't get the soap to come out at all using castile soap and then I washed it all out and used 50% water to 50% liquid dish soap and now it drips after I use it but not while I want it. I agree it does look nice but if it doesn't work it is useless. I was hoping someone had the answer to fix the problem.

I love the looks but I haven't figured out what soap to use in it one was too thick and one was too thin and leaked on the counter. I'm trying a third brand today. The third brand also doesn't work. Also when the soap is thicker and you are pumping it to get the soap out the end is sharper and hurts your hand

I ordered this on a whim, as it was on clearance for $7.99. It does look nice, but it didn't come with screws to mount it to the wall.We just finally got stainless steel screws at the hardware store, but haven't mounted it yet. Since previous reviewers stated they have had trouble getting thicker soaps to come out,I'll probably use one of the cheaper dish soaps to fill it as they are a bit thinner consistency than hand soaps like Softsoap (plus they are cheaper!). If I have problems after using it, I will update this post.

Nice and convenient for when your hands are covered in raw chicken juice BUT you do have to water down your soap and it does take about 15 pumps to get enough soup on your hands.

After a laborious search, I selected this because it looked sturdy and classic. My other fixtures are brushed nickel, but it fits in fine. The only thing that might concern people is that when you push up to release the soap, you need a technique to get enough soap. I might open it up again to see if I failed to remove some of the packing materials. Everyone that sees it falls in love with it.

A bit tough to unscrew, because it is glass after all. I took a bit of olive oil and put it on the threading and it screwed better.

Ordered item twice. First one arrived with a broken spigot. There were shards of black plastic from the pump assembly in the glass which indicaed that it was broken when shipped. The second unit arrived with a chip in the rim of glass dome making it impossible to screw on.....and the pump didn't work. Loved the design. Was looking forward to putting it in my retro bath.....but 2 strikes and no chance for a third w/ me.