Hand washing is important, even better so you don’t even have to touch the Xiaomi Soap Dispenser.

Introductory

When I bought the Xiaomi Soap Foam Dispenser, there was no coronavirus even under the gardens, so in my case, there was no motivation to defend against the virus. I felt it was more important than that, because I live in a garden house and have a lot of gardening, plus I also mount my bike, my hands can be pretty dirty.

If I wanted to wash it, I watered it first, then I put one of my palms under the presser dispenser, I pressed the top with the other palm. This dripped the sink with dirty water, and the dispenser was dirty, I could wash it afterwards.

Contactless dispensers are very popular, not expensive either, so I suddenly decided it was time to get one. I was hoping it would be comfortable, and it came in, after a few months it was as if he had always lived in our bathroom.

Packaging and exterior

Many things on the box are non-negotiable, simple, functional and small. So much so that at first glance I didn't even understand where the dispenser would be. Of course, it had everything in it, they neatly "folded" what was needed, i.e. three pencil batteries, the dispenser and a container of liquid.

The soap sudsing device, like almost everything similar, stands on a wider bottom. You also have to snap the tank in here, you don't even want to tip over due to the low center of gravity. At the top is a dosing head at a right angle, next to it is an infrared sensor. Rear battery compartment and power button.

Not much was spent on design at first glance, but don’t think that these sleek shapes just pop out of a machine. It doesn't matter how long the neck is, what angle the dispensing head is at, how tall the structure is, or what size it is, the weight of the whole gadget. Apart from my own Xiaomi stuff, I’ve seen a few pieces that can be tied to the company, and overall, there’s essentially no difference between them. Sure, some form diversity can be seen in action, but basically it seems that someone, somewhere, once figured it all out well, and then all the others just shaped it so that it couldn’t be caught stealing intellectual property.

Use

You snap the container up, put the battery in, turn it on, put your hand under it, give the foam. In essence, that's a lot, in fact, a little more detail!

Insert the supplied batteries, once the tank is in place, press the button at the back, which indicates with a white flash that it is ready for use, you can use it. When turned off or when the battery is low, the light will turn red. Perhaps most important in terms of use, as its name suggests, this structure does not add soap but foam soap. To quantify things, the soap-to-air ratio is 1:12, meaning the squeezed material is larger, in fact, much larger than air. You might think that this would make it less effective to use, but for some reason not.

Maybe the reason may be that the foam on our hands can be better distributed, maybe we just don’t wash off most of the printed material without recovery than with plain liquid soap, I don’t know the point is that less soap on hand is enough. This is very important because we would think that a 250 milliliter container will be enough for a maximum of a week, while (depending on usage, of course) it will contain enough soap for up to 2-3 months. More importantly, the dispenser has IPX3 water protection, so it is protected against splashing water. I, let’s just say for a short time, but I’ve put it under a tap for a quick rinse, it didn’t hurt. I wouldn't take it in the shower anymore.

So if you want to wash your hands, all you have to do is put your palm under the dispenser and you’ll get a scoop of foam in 0,25 seconds. The factory-supplied liquid is pH neutral, contains all essential oils, and can kill five types of bacteria. Namely, they denote varieties 8099, ATCC 6538, ATCC 1542, ATCC 10231, ATTC 13311, whatever they mean.

Finally, the question that I am asked about every week on Facebook is that CAN I refill the tank?

The good news is that it can be. There is also a liquid for foam soap, but if we want to solve the thing even cheaper, we go into DM, buy a Balea liquid soap refill. The soap is diluted slightly, approximately 4: 1, 3: 1, and then charged. It takes a little harder to absorb the liquid the first time you use it, but be patient, it will be good and then it will foam the contents of the cheap refill perfectly as well.

Conclusion

Well, that's the conclusion. I like. It’s comfortable, frugal, looks good, and just that, it doesn’t give you anything more than it promises, that is, you don’t have to grab it to get soap foam in the palm of your hand. There is no need for anything else.

The price is low, the soap in the tank will be enough for a long time, then you can refill it cheaply, and, as I can see now, in addition to sometimes refilling, you just have to replace the battery and then you don’t have to worry about it for a long time.

I would say buy this, which is in the article, but you can’t buy this in our favorite store right now because it’s not being delivered to us right now. Well, you don’t have to be very frustrated because, as I wrote, what I’ve seen so far between similar gadgets, we’re experiencing essentially zero difference, so at the link below you’ll find a product from another manufacturer that can be tied to Xiaomi! Use to purchase BGSAKU4 or the BG144SD coupon code here:

Xiaomi Youpin non-contact soap foam dispenser - 4630 Ft

Or this other variety, which is a little cheaper even without a coupon:

Xiaomi Youpin non-contact soap foam dispenser - 4501 Ft

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