I have a undermount soap dispenser that I THOUGHT were out of order - won't
pump the land soap. Until I decided to take it apart and cleaned it. Then
I filled the sink with water and tried it and it pumped fine. Went back to
the soap - won't pump. Strange. I then filled the bottle with dish
detergent, and it pumped fine. So the only difference is the soap which is
thicker (more viscous). I thought high end soap dispenser (mine I think is
a BrassTech cost like $68.00) should be able to pump thicker fluid even
lotion. Strange.

MC

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miamicuse wrote:
I have a undermount soap dispenser that I THOUGHT were out of order - won't
pump the land soap. Until I decided to take it apart and cleaned it. Then
I filled the sink with water and tried it and it pumped fine. Went back to
the soap - won't pump. Strange. I then filled the bottle with dish
detergent, and it pumped fine. So the only difference is the soap which is
thicker (more viscous). I thought high end soap dispenser (mine I think is
a BrassTech cost like $68.00) should be able to pump thicker fluid even
lotion. Strange.

Did it ever work? If so, I suspect that it needs more cleaning, its
still partly clogged.

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If the soap you bought was the extra-concentrated stuff instead of the
regular stuff, it's too thick. But you could always mix it with water
and put it into the dispenser.

Shaun Eli
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