Bulk soap dispenser

Why choose a wall-mounted liquid soap dispenser?

Cleanliness and hygiene are now prerequisites for any business, community, public establishment, train stations, airports... whether in offices, kitchens or restrooms. Implement handwashing solutions in light of the latest pandemics such as Covid19 to ensure good hand hygiene for your employees and visitors. A complete handwashing and disinfection solution as well as a hand drying system whether through an electric hand dryer such as a pulsed air hand dryer or disposable hand towels. The choice of wall-mounted liquid soap dispenser must be adapted to the traffic and space requirements in the premises.

Maintaining the wall-mounted liquid soap dispenser

You have opted for a wall-mounted liquid soap dispenser, but to ensure perfect hygiene, it will be essential to follow minimum maintenance rules.
The soap tank and the dispenser must be cleaned regularly ( rinsing the pump ) to ensure acceptable hygiene.
Cleaning the dispenser prevents germs from growing both in the reservoir and on the outside of the dispenser that comes into contact with users' hands. Cleaning with a cloth and disinfectant cleaner.

Which liquid soap for which dispenser?

Choosing the right soap will allow you to implement a handwashing solution within a reasonable budget and not tied to a cartridge system.

The right pump for the right flow rate

The bulk soap or gel dispenser must be adapted to the product you want to use. Thus, there are different types of dispenser pumps corresponding to different types of flow and formulation of liquid soap, foam, hydroalcoholic gel or hydroalcoholic solution . The viscosity of these product families is different and a pump designed for a very fluid hydroalcoholic solution will not be suitable for a gel. Conversely, if you put a soap that is too fluid or a hydroalcoholic solution in a dispenser designed for a gel formula, your dispenser will leak. So, when purchasing the device, plan to understand what type of product it is designed for...

Should the soap dispenser be screwed or glued to the wall?

Most soap dispensers come with both types of mounting . Namely, wall plugs and screws that must be adapted to the surface (plasterboard, solid wall, metal surface, tiles, etc.) and double-sided adhesive tape .
In the case of a dispenser where the liquid soap dispensing paddle must be pulled towards the user, screw fixing is the most common to prevent any tearing .
If you do not want to drill holes in your walls or partitions, you will absolutely have to choose a dispenser with a push-on paddle. In this specific case, the user pushes on the wall-mounted device, so it will not be subject to tearing. However, you will have to take care to place the soap dispenser on a perfectly clean, degreased, smooth surface without roughness, thus maximizing the bonding surface. The dispenser can also be bonded with a specific glue compatible with the support.

My dispenser is no longer dispensing soap?

The wall-mounted liquid soap dispenser uses a manually operated "pump" that dispenses a dose of soap with each press. If your dispenser is no longer dispensing product, there are several things to check:
-> The tank is still sufficiently full (this seems obvious but it must be checked)
-> Deposits have formed in the bottom of the tank, preventing the soap from flowing. In this case, wash and rinse the tank.
-> The liquid soap I'm using is too thick and unsuitable (flow problem) for the type of dispenser pump. Check the manufacturer's recommendations for the right product.
-> Your dispenser pump is clogged (e.g., due to a long period of inactivity) or worn. Disassemble, clean, or replace it if necessary.
-> The vane mechanism operating the pump is broken. Repair or replace the distributor.