KateD wanted to perk up her kitchen sink and save dollars buying soap in bulk, as I did with my olive-oil dish-soap bottle. Instead, she chose to use a lotion dispenser from Bed Bath & Beyond. She said:
It's so much easier than turning the soap bottle over, and the dispenser doesn't get covered in soap like a regular bottle would. And of course not only is it prettier, but I have a Costco-sized jug of soap I refill it with so I don't waste little bottles.
Let's brainstorm a bit and devise some alternatives for ridding our kitchens of the ugly and commercial! Leave comments below with your thoughts.
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Kit Heath
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Very cute!
1Our kitchen sink had the two holes one for the faucet and one for the hose. We ditched the hose and bought a faucet that detaches and acts as a hose also. In the spot where the hole for the hose is, we put a soap dispenser. They make them specially for the kitchen sink. You just lift up and refill. I love it and like you said no big bottle of dish soap and no mess.
2Another great idea!
3That IS a great idea
4actually, i'm cheap, so i have a costco sized bottle and a teeny more manageable bottle that i bought at the last minute, so i just refill it. it's not that pretty, but maybe i'll do the lotion dispenser trick.
5My sink has a soap dispenser built in. I keep a pretty red glass heart-shaped and chrome soap dispenser there for hand soap, though.
6That is a great idea that I might look into! You save money and you have a prettier sink side.
7Great idea...functional and pretty!
8Very attractive - I have a lady pig with a hat that holds my soap. I love her. She has a hubby for hand lotion.
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