After months of use I am not pleased with these at all.
Edited, YET AGIAN, on June 19th, 2015:<br /><br />Okay, that's it.  I'm officially FED UP with these bottles.  OH. MY. WORD!!!!  These things are SO ANNOYING and NOT worth the money!!!!  I went to Bath and Body Works and purchased SEVEN FILLED foaming hand soaps for $24 and they work a MILLION times better!!  These darn things - you get 5 for $20 and they're EMPTY!  Whatever - I'm done.  These things are awful and cheap and worthless.  I ended up taking one of my empty bottles purchased from Bath and Body Works and filled it with my homemade hand soap.  I was SO HAPPY to throw these bottle in the trash!  AWFUL!!!!!<br /><br />Edited on June 3, 2015:<br /><br />I have tried so hard to love these bottles, but after months of use I am completely fed up with them.  The price and the look is spot on - the functionality is AWFUL.  The plastic is thin; after approximately 4 or 5 pumps the bottles begin to &#34;suck in&#34;.  Another Amazon reviewer stated it perfectly:<br /><br />&#34;Further, the bottles asphyxiate themselves over time and you have to open them to let more air in so the soap will pump out. Surmising this is bad pump design lacking proper venting to replace the volume of soap pumped out with air.&#34;<br /><br />Also, the plastic ring between the tube and the pump top wrinkles, tears and gets mashed up after multiple threadings and un-threadings of the top.  I really didn't want to spend a ton of money on foaming soap dispensers as I have five sinks in my house that need them, but this product was NOT the way to go.  The saying is, &#34;You get what you pay for.&#34;  It's true.<br /><br />I'm very disappointed with the long-term performance of these foaming soap dispensers.
Rating: 1 stars