"Automatic soap dispensers are a hallmark of public bathrooms in part because it's one fewer surface that's touched with unwashed hands, and the Simplehuman Liquid Sensor Pump brings that hygienic practicality home. I've been using the soap dispenser in my bathroom for a year-and-a-half, and I can't recommend it enough to anyone who will listen. The touch-free soap dispenser reduces any friction one might have with hand-washing - and in fact, it actually makes me want to wash my hands more."
"But in my opinion, Simplehuman's automatic soap dispenser should be getting way more shine. The device dispenses soap as soon as the sensor under the nozzle detects your hand (or any object), and how much it releases depends on where your hand is: a little if it's close, more if it's farther away. It also makes this satisfying little mechanical noise as it's working, which I think adds to its futuristic appeal."
"I had the flu once, nearly 20 years ago, and it totally wiped me out. Most memorable were the backaches and being too tired to watch TV - never again, please. To avoid a repeat performance I got my flu shot months ago, and to ride out the rest of the season I'm relying on this clever home upgrade parked next to my bathroom sink."
The Simplehuman Liquid Sensor Pump is a touch-free soap dispenser that detects hands and dispenses soap automatically, adjusting volume based on hand distance. The sensor under the nozzle triggers immediate dispensing and the unit emits a small mechanical sound during operation. The dispenser holds nine ounces and accepts liquid soap or alcohol-based hand sanitizer. The touch-free design reduces contact with unwashed surfaces and lowers friction for hand-washing, which can increase hand-washing frequency. The device's compact footprint measures just under three inches in diameter, making it suitable for bathroom sink countertops.
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