Is the soap dispenser top fill or do you have to climb under the counter?
1778182
Hi, yes, the soap dispenser can be filled from the top. Just unscrew the dispenser an fill. Excellent design concept!&#128522;
1778183
Hi, yes, the soap dispenser can be filled from the top. Just unscrew the dispenser an fill. Excellent design concept!�
1778184
It is top fill - I am not using it as the dispenser is too close to the edge of sink. I don't know if that has to do with my 3 bay sinks that cause the problem. If I could get it closer to the sink I would love to use it - maybe a quick question to your plumber could give you better advice depending on how big your sink is - or if it would be the same regardless of the sink size.
1778185
You fill it from the top. Also the dispenser I have doesn't have as soft a touch as some other I have use. It a takes a bit of effort to push down and get the soap out.
276096
yes. once the sink was mounted under the counter, we had to reposition the faucet hole and just drilled the hole for the soap dispenser where we wanted.
155511
Yes and it only took my handyman about two minutes to install it (he was already here working on something else), but the illustrated instruction sheet gives a link for watching a how-to video if you need it. To fill the bottle you simply lift off the top of the dispenser and pour the soap in. Very pleased with purchase.
828020
It comes with mounting materials, and that is the way to attach it. Otherwise, the weight of the soap will make the dispenser fall. Thanks.
137531
Yes. I actually under fill mine because as you use it space between the layers takes up space.
1611908
You can't get to the bottom? I suppose you could feed the sink through the hole in your countertop, then turn it the right way and pull it up to the bottom of your counter. This is an undermount only sink!!
999475
No, you remove the tank and fill from the bottom. There's a useful handle on the top but not on the bottoms which I find very annoying. It's hard to hold while filling.
373127
It is a drop in. (also known as top mount. That is verses an undermount sink that mounts under the countertop.
832704
Yes, there is a plastic tube which runs from the base of the pump mechanism down into the container which holds the liquid soap. I've had no problem with this unit and use it daily. If the plastic tube were to become disconnected, I suppose you could remove the pump from the sink and re-install the tube.
906100
Yes. My sink is installed in a marble countertop island with the faucet mounted behind the sink. If you buy a soap dispenser to install, remember to get one with a long enough spout to reach into the sink from the countertop. We LOVE this beautiful sink!
132323
This unit is designed to mount under the counter. Your holes for faucet soap are going to be cut in the counter top if using this model of sink.
1902557
Yes, I always refill from the top as it's difficult to reach from under the sink. Make sure to fill slowly and try not to overfill as you can't see the bottle.
1137553
The unit has a non-removable tank. Just flip up the top and pour in your choice of soap. Close the top and your done!
982377
There's no holes or drains. I make sure I wring the sponge out before it goes in, so far I haven;t had a problem. It's easy to clean. So far the only thing I don't like is that the amount of soap it dispenses is kind of small and I have to pump it several times before start washing whereas the cheap bottle I had before gave more with just one pump but it's not a big problem. I hope it answers your question.
504988
Hi, Bottom is open. The top of the unit (contains fan an electronics) sets on and lifts off. I fill it with a pail/bucket. I can be a little annoying to to get the top of unit realligned properly after a fill but not a big deal. Filling thru the front vent works well too if you don't use a huge pail to refill. I add a drop bleach to a fill now and then.
2070392
Jessica, Generally speaking, a top mount sink's flange will be finished in a manner that is intended to be exposed; it will not have a sharp edge, and will have a slight arch for support. An under mount's flange needs to be extremely flat to have a flush fitment to the surface of the counter top. Often, a sink company that has a "Dual" mount sink will have an arch with a flattened radius to have the solid surface fit correctly in under mount application, and have a smooth edge to accommodate the top mount application.
174730
Not unless you completely fill the top with water and there is none in the bottom. That would only be the case after a cleaning. Even then it never gets bumped hard enough to fall over while being on the counter. I would recommend one of the metal ones tho. I had this one and it started to crack around the spicket after a year. We replaced it and love the Big Berkey.