I saw this Copco Soap Dispenser at Docklands Costco for $14.97
The online price is $31.99
https://www.costco.com.au/Home-Improvement/Bathroom/Bathroom…
There were batteries included.
I saw this Copco Soap Dispenser at Docklands Costco for $14.97
The online price is $31.99
https://www.costco.com.au/Home-Improvement/Bathroom/Bathroom…
There were batteries included.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve just started using mine in the kitchen. I was worried about “raw chicken” hands.
I have one - very first pump is about half the normal dose, but consecutive uses are fine.
It's like it needs to be primed!
Wish we weren't in lockdown as I'd gladly get a few more
Victoria is now 10 km, if that helps.
Costco Docklands open during lockdown? 🧐
It is like a supermarket so can stay open
Yup. However, I did get pinged the other day when I became a “Tier 2” to an infected person who’d been at Costco at the same time as me. The test was negative.
have been using the dettol soap dispensers it stopped working recently, how does this compare?
I think this one is better to use. You don’t have to use the “specific” refills. I threw my Dettol one out because it kept activating when no one was near it. The only concern is I don’t think you can separate the soap container from the base to rinse it out, regularly.
separate the soap container from the base to rinse it out, regularly.
I am just wondering if you need to do this, if the soap is anti-bacterial (although it won't protect against viruses).
More worried about gunky build up.
Uses waaaay to much each time.
You can adjust the amount dispensed by holding your hand under it for a shorter period. Not the best but it seems to work.
i have these, they're great
no way to adjust the flow volume tho
one ceased working but costco exchanged it easily
comes with batteries