Hand cleaner pump

[K4luf]

I have a bottle of hand cleaner like the one pictured below that I had something fall on and break the pump and the top of the jug. I'm looking for a replacement dispenser. It would be nice if I could find one that hangs on the wall. I've searched online for hand cleaner dispenser, but most of what I find is the commercial type that uses soap in special bags or cartridges. I dunno if this type of hand cleaner will go thru a regular kitchen/bath type dispenser because of the grit. Any ideas?

 

[Charles (in GA)]

Buy another one, use it down, and then pour the handcleaner from the broken one into it. Its not like they are expensive.

Charles

 

[dirttracker18]

Buy another one, use it down, and then pour the handcleaner from the broken one into it. Its not like they are expensive.

Charles

Sometimes we just overthink things don't we

 

[G_P]

Grainger should have all kinds of wall mount soap dispensers.

Or if you have a Habitat for Humanity Re-Store nearby you could check there for a used or possibly even a brand new one on the cheap.

 

[Mike662]

Sounds like you don't want the "commercial type", but I bought one of these for my garage. You can get replacement cartridges in lots of places locally, like Grainger. Or, get them (probably chepaer) online.

 

[Falcon67]

THis would do:
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/TOUGH-GUY-Soap-Dispenser-1DYD6
I'd bet the grit in the Orange would eat up the pump after a while. I quit using the gritty cleaners, they didn't seem to work any better than regular. And actually - what I do with the creamy cleaners is grab a handfull and rub it in good before I stick my mitts in the mess. Makes cleanup way easier.

 

[K4luf]

Buy another one, use it down, and then pour the handcleaner from the broken one into it. Its not like they are expensive.

Charles

This would work. I'd have to put my cleaner in some sort of air tight container untill the new one gets used up to keep it from drying out. I just figured this would be a good time to "upgrade". I like the idea of a dispenser mounted on the wall next to my roll of shop towels.

 

[T_Hed]

maybe one of these condiment dispensers will work,
http://www.therdstore.com/page/IFSES/CONDDISP/P7310

IDK

T

 

[IONH]

As for a wall mount, you could simply put a shelf on a wall and then some kind of wire tied down by a screw on both sides to keep the bottle from falling forward if you were to pull toward yourself while pushing down.

As for replacing the pump portion, I'd just buy another bottle and duct tape the top of the broken one until needed.

 

[jessadamessa]

This caught my eye in Paris...different at least

 

[K4luf]

maybe one of these condiment dispensers will work,
http://www.therdstore.com/page/IFSES/CONDDISP/P7310

IDK

T

I like the way you think. I may do some more research on this idea.

 

[Charles (in GA)]

I have a double laundry sink in the shop. I use one side, the other side is where I keep the 1) grit hand cleaner, 2) the non-grit hand cleaner, 3) the antibiotic liquid hand soap (GoJo brand no less) and 4) the tide detergent bottle for washing rags.

Charles

You can see the pump on a handcleaner bottle peeking up behind the red towel on the left. (the coppertone fridge has since died and been replaced with a brand new white Whirlpool). The blue thing under the sink is the water heater.

 

[twincam00]

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