PrepWorks 14oz Soap Pump Dispenser - Multi-Color Liquid Soap Container for Kitchen, Bathroom & Laundry Room - Durable & Leak-Proof Design

I have refilled this thing a few times. I was unsure about the smaller one, but was wanting to upgrade from the top dispensing bottle from the store, and the larger capacity model became unavailable at the time.My sink sits behind a bar, and the shorter height means one less thing peeking out into the living room. A fair trade for me.The jar wide mouth makes it exceptionally easy to fill, and the tube on the inside goes all the way to the concave bottom. It does not stop until the dispenser is empty. The longer spout is not unlike that of an in-sink dispenser (this I promise you), allowing soap to be delivered for dishwashing without having to pick up the bottle.It's not perfect, but the problems only show if you neglect using it.The jar is plastic. I mistakenly thought it to be glass, as I was looking for a heavier bodied dispenser to be more stable once the volume of the soap was diminished. But it functions so well that it's not a problem.The base is a water trap. Completely level at the bottom, there's a non slip ring in the lip and nowhere for any water to drain from. I solve this by resting an edge on the slightly raised overfill ledge of the sink and changing its position occasionally so puddling isn't as great an occurrence.Use it every day. I've had clumps of hardened soap emerge from the spout, a notorious issue with dispensers, and it's worse if it's ignored for a few days. Using the bathroom soap instead, takeout, frozen pizza, living alone and not needing to wash everyday can contribute. As most of these apply to me, I have to be aware, and this may render the dispenser useless eventually if I'm not mindful.In spite of all of that, it's currently doing the job I need it to.Soap.As a final note, not an issue I've had, my Mom bought something similar, and had trouble feeding her kitchen soap through. I use the Seventh Generation soaps, and those tend to be of a lower viscosity. I'm not sure something more concentrated would be an issue here but may be worth some consideration if anyone might have said problem.