We purchased the three chamber dispenser, love the simple design, clean look and less bottles clogging the bath tub. I chose the brushed silver as it matches our brushed nickel finishes. We just watched the short video and it answered all my installation questions. No holes in walls, silicone gel and sticky pads included and work wonderfully. Each chamber is removable for washing.. I followed the directions as stated... Cleaned the tile well, applied the double back tape and the silicone that was provided and placed the dispenser up . I felt there was ample silicone provided, I even had enough to apply it around the perimeter of the dispenser in the crack between the back of the base and my tile to avoid water dripping behind the unit. We waited the full 24 hours before filling up the chambers and hanging them on the base, I wanted to make sure the silicone was dry. We them placed the cute labels on each chamber and it was ready for use. We are enjoying the clutter free, hands free dispensers and couldn't be happier with the product. I did purchase this product with my own funds and will happily purchase this again for our other bathroom in the future! If you found this review helpful please let me know by replying YES. Thanks!

We purchased the old two chamber white model about five years ago. We've never had a single problem. I don't know why other people have had an issues. Just wash down the surface with bathroom cleaner, let dry, use some rubbing alcohol on the surface to really get it clean and it's good to go. It says in the instructions to use all of the silicone adhesive and that's what we did. Maybe they didn't use enough? Also, make sure the adhesive is place on the tile and not over a grout line. I believe this is another reason it is more structurally sound for us.
We're very happy with this three chamber one. I have to use a special shampoo and the extra chamber allows me a place for it.

I took a long time in deciding which shower dispenser I wanted, and I feel that I made the perfect choice. Considering that it is all plastic, it really looks nicer than I expected and it not only organizes the bottle mess, but it adds a touch of class to our shower. The one thing I want to stress to anyone considering buying this or any other wall mount shower dispenser is to throw out any included "Made in China" tube of silicone and go out and buy an excellent tube of "Made in USA" GE silicone, and don't be stingy with it. Use a little more than you think you need, and there will be no unpleasant incidents. After it is mounted, I also recommend putting a bead of silicone along the top and side edges to keep water out to avoid the possibility of mold or mildew developing on the backside. As others have already mentioned, the key to priming is to depress the button, place a finger over the tube, and then release the button. This creates a vacuum that gets the product flowing quickly. I performed these steps about 5 times, and I was good to go.

Where do I start... I researched this a long time before I purchased and I could not be more disappointed at what showed up at my door. I poured over the reviews as we plan on using these in our business so I wanted to get something that was durable and nice looking. I could not have been more disappointed! 1) Product description says 10 fl oz. I could not get 7 fl oz of water in the container. 2) The product description said 4X8X12, these actually measured 2 3/4" X 6 1/4" X 9". 3) to add the most insult to injury, they included an invoice in the package that had each of these priced at $7/piece for a total of $28. Hmm that weird because I paid $39.99 for each of them!! What a rip off!! I'm very disappointed. They also came with NO instructions. Now, I have to go through the pain of returning these.

I played with the idea of utilizing all natural body wash as I live in a small town, and the supermarkets around me stopped carrying the brand of glycerine bar soap that I use (have sensitive skin). While glycerine based soaps were available at the pharmacy, their cost made them prohibitive other than to use as a facial or selective area usage.

Due to the high rating of these dispensers, I purchased them and utilized them for one month - full disclosure, I did abandon the idea of body washes after that month due to many reasons; the dispenser was a very minor part (outlined below), while the majority was beyond the dispensers scope (and I found an online retailer for my favorite glycerine bar soap - hurray!). Here's my review of it:

INSTALLATION - Small, acrylic shower stall with three glass sides in a bay window form. The installation is easy and straightforward, if you follow the instructions. It is vital to ensure that you clean and dry the surface well; I cleaned well, then followed after drying with another good cleaning of alcohol (and another drying) just to make sure there was no mineral reside left. You do have to use all the double-sided foam tape as well as the silicone adhesive and allow it 24 hours to cure before hanging the chambers and utilizing this unit. This is my only shower stall so my strategy was that I showered on Friday morning, immediately installed the unit, and then could laze about sleeping in on Saturday morning before using the shower stall again to ensure the hanging mount had enough time to cure.

FILLING/PRIMING - The chambers hold a surprising amount of gel and shampoo (in my case), and are versatile as they come with several stick on labels for each chamber to customize to your requirement - bodywash, shampoo, conditioner, etc. - all the labels are there; simply peel and stick. Pop the chamber top off, fill the chamber after putting on the label, hang on the mount, and then prime. It is imperative to follow directions on priming so make sure you read them before getting mad and hateful in your review because the pumps don't work, or don't dispense as expected. Also, ensure you refill as required *BEFORE* the chambers empty completely (like your fuel tank, think about it around 3/4 empty) or you will have to re-prime them again if they "go dry."

PROS -

The units are extremely attractive with a shiny chrome, modern finish and although plastic - seem to be quite sturdy and the mount is excellent when properly installed and cured. The lids on the top have a small lip that will "snap" the lids on to keep them in place, but they are by no means sealed or airtight. The chambers themselves are "flat-bottomed;" this is really convenient as they can be sat on a counter without support to be filled and/or cleaned, or if the chambers need to be removed to clean the shower stall. If using for body wash with a mesh pouf, a few squirts is all that is required for a generous amount of lather that should well last the entire washing cycle of the body. I did found however, that the same amount of shampoo didn't quite lather my hair effectively (and I have a very short flat-top); this may due to the thickness of the shampoo so the same number of pumps wasn't delivering an effective amount of product - this would have to be explored with other thicknesses and/or diluting the shampoo a bit with some water so that it is less thick. The mount does feature two "hooks" to hang a pouf, brush, etc. from if necessary.

CONS -

The unit does have a somewhat "thick" footprint out from the wall, so make sure you hang it out of "movement" dimensions; my shower stall is extremely small and on several occasions while going through my shower habits, I ended up knocking one (or both) chambers off the mounting bracket. This is (to me at least) a design flaw, because the chambers just hang on a small hook on the mount and there is nothing to help secure them or keep them in place if they get jarred (this is how I know the chambers are so sturdy - repeated 4 1/2 to 5 foot drops to the floor of the shower). Even worse, because the lids are not sealed in place, they pop off and spill your product all over the floor of the shower, making it *extremely* slick and unsafe (not to mention expensive).

The accessory hooks provided on the mount are next to useless - they are in between the chambers, and are so closely mounted to the chambers (and each other) that it is a challenge getting anything to hang on them; further, anything hung would have to be either (a) at different heights or (b) extremely skinny as their distance from each other would make anything hung from them hit each other. I eventually abandoned the hooks and utilized other shower appliances to hang things.

DE-INSTALLATION/REMOVAL -

It is possible to uninstall the mount; this is important obviously if you live in an apartment or are renting. To uninstall, remove the chambers, and then using a metal putty knife at a very low angle (almost horizontal to the shower wall), slowly pry the mount from the wall. Once the mount is removed, the silicon adhesive can slowly be pulled off and for trouble areas, gently use the putty knife to separate it from the wall.

For the adhesive foam tape (four spots), I used "Goo Gone" and let it set for several minutes, then used a plastic putty knife to gently scrape at it as not to damage the acrylic finish. Took some time, but in the end you can't even tell there was something mounted on the wall.

OVERALL/FINAL ASSESSMENT -

An excellent product, but because of the non locking chamber tops, easily jarred chambers and useless hooks I am knocking a star off from perfect. If this product were mounted in a large shower space and other accessory hooks were available in the space that would eliminate/mitigate these issues, it would probably make someone extremely happy.