These are used to serve you with advertisements that may be relevant to you and your interests. The information may also be used to help us monitor the advertisement you receive (to ensure you do not receive the same identical advert multiple times) or measure their effectiveness. Soap dispensers can be made of glass, plastic, melamine, resin, ceramic, stainless steel, or recycled substances. The choice is partly about aesthetics, though resin, melamine, metal, and plastic are less likely to break. Depending on where you live, some materials are more recyclable than others. Easy-to-clean soap dispenser with sturdy square base. It's suitable for liquid and gel soap, shampoo, or conditioner products. Made using high-quality Amakusa pottery stone that is crushed and kneaded by hand. We tested 11 soap dispensers and used each option in our kitchen and bathroom over the course of one to two weeks. We then assessed them on the basis of quality, durability, design, effectiveness, and overall value. We combined these insights with our editors' independent research to bring you this list. Bottles range in terms of capacity. Many hold 16 ounces of soap, while others hold substantially less. If you don't mind refilling the bottle more often, a smaller one is fine. However, if it's a nuisance, you might want to opt for something with a larger capacity.

The best option is the Blomus Sono, a uniquely modern soap dispenser that looks stylish, performs well, and is easy to clean. If you're looking for something more affordable (or not so blatantly modern), we recommend the melamine Umbra Step Liquid Soap Pump Dispenser, which still looks beautiful and has multiple color options, but for a budget-friendly price tag. How We Tested