Foaming Soap Pump Dispensers for Regular Mouth Mason Jars

from $13.00

Turn any regular mouth mason jar into a foaming soap pump dispenser!

Foaming dispensers are great for a true soap, because regular dispensers sometimes clog--leading to soap on your shirt instead of in your hands.

These dispensers from Mason Jar Lifestyle look great and are durable. Plus, when you use a mason jar with measuring lines, your refills are quick and easy!

When you receive your dispenser, trim the straw and assemble the pieces according to the instructions below.

Or, if you’re doing porch pick-up or drop-off in the KC metro, we’re happy to do it for you! We’ll even fill it with soap for you (free of charge) so that all you have to do when it arrives is stick it next to your sink—doesn’t get any easier than that!

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Turn any regular mouth mason jar into a foaming soap pump dispenser!

Foaming dispensers are great for a true soap, because regular dispensers sometimes clog--leading to soap on your shirt instead of in your hands.

These dispensers from Mason Jar Lifestyle look great and are durable. Plus, when you use a mason jar with measuring lines, your refills are quick and easy!

When you receive your dispenser, trim the straw and assemble the pieces according to the instructions below.

Or, if you’re doing porch pick-up or drop-off in the KC metro, we’re happy to do it for you! We’ll even fill it with soap for you (free of charge) so that all you have to do when it arrives is stick it next to your sink—doesn’t get any easier than that!

 

Assembly Instructions

 

When your dispenser arrives, assemble it as pictured.

If you are using a pint mason jar (which is the most popular usage), then the clear plastic straw will need to be trimmed so that it just barely touches the bottom of your mason jar. Trim on a diagonal, and trim a little at a time to get the right fit.

If you find that the plastic collar holding the dispenser tight to the top of the lid is wiggling lose, your straw may be too long. It takes just a second to retighten, but if it is happening frequently or if it bugs you, try trimming the straw so that it is not touching the bottom of your mason jar.

 

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