TDCN23h ago

A repairable automatic soap dispensor in EU

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Anyone that can recommend a high quality repairable automatic soap dispensor I can use in the kitchen for dishsoap. It should be automatic such that when i put the brush or sponge under it, it gives a small dose of soap. I have looked at the simplehuman [https://www.simplehuman.eu/products/rechargeable-sensor-pump-9-fl-oz] one, but after watching a video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHeaqNeutjg]on how to replace the battery I just cannot with good conscious buy it. It is literally designed to not be opened. I know any pump like this will not last me a lifetime, as long as possible. As the title hints, it should be available in EU. Any recommendations i can find online and on reddit are all just useless amazon products and listings of all amazon products. It must be possible to find something better and in EU. Looking forward to hear if anyone knows about a good product.

Show threadnotsosure
A bar of soap?
Mar 31 at 8:50pmWeb
Show threadTDCN23h ago
For doing dishes? never seen that around here. Also regardless of that I have extremely hard water so almost any bar of soap does not work nicely at all since it instantly leaves a lot of mineral deposits. Only bar of soap I know that works is Dove cream bar but that is just for hands and body use, not for dishes.
Show threadnotsosure23h ago
Ah, if you’re doing dishes I have another tip. Fill a vessel with ca 5 liters of hand warm water. Add a teaspoon of detergent/soap. Rinse your plates. That way, save water and detergent. Never do your dishes with running water, bad for the climate.
Show threadSteve22h ago
It might waste fresh water, but that’s not climate.
Show threadnotsosure14h ago
Improve the world, start with yourself :-) Sure, all of us must vote for the right party to save the climate. However, you are using hot water to do the dishes, right? And detergent is made and transported with the help of fossil fuels too. Now think how many households there are in your village, your town, your country; it’s massive. And, as you do the dishes, you can think about ways how you can protest against Big Industry - killing two birds with one stone, if you pardon the expression.
Show threadSteve14h ago
Starting with yourself doesn’t have any effect on the world. It only effects your life. So if it that’s your goal, great! But don’t pretend saving a few gallons of water a year matters to the world. The world is huge. Your village is tiny. You have to think bigger if you want to make a difference.
Show threadrbn14h ago
It’s both sides. The industry ultimately just serves end customers and putting it all on them is just an attempt to shift the responsibility away from users. If people weren’t buying all the meat, cars, electronics etc. the industry would disappear.
Show threadSteve13h ago
What problem has ever been solved by blaming, shaming and asking everyone to willingly give up something?
Nothing. That’s not how people work. They just start to dislike you, and fight you.
Show threadJustEnoughDucks15h ago

That has actually been picking up steam on social media if I remember.

The idea is that you have a bar of soap + a harder bristled brush (IKEA sells cheap ones but there are probably BIFL ones) and then you just froth up some soap on the brush with one hand and then use it to scrub the dishes.

Show threadTDCN14h ago
I can imagine it work, but as you say it should probably be a special soap formulation, especially if you have hard water. I Once tried bar soap shampoo that was “recommended for hard water” and it was still a disaster and my hair was like a stiff bristle afterwards due to the mineral deposits.