There are two common reasons why the finish may wear + occur in two common places ġ ) Sitting soap/lotion on the exit point of the pump. Rust typically occurs when the finish has worn and the raw metal is exposed to air and liquid. NEVER soak or submerge your pump in water.Step 2) Dilute/Thin your soap with a bit of water (distilled is recommended) this will assist with breaking down the concentration of the soap allowing the soap to smoothly move back down to the base after use.Step 1) Flush Pump by inserting the straw of the pump into a glass filled with warm water for stubborn clogs, add white vinegar.Thicker soaps tend to sit at the top of the pump (rather than going back down) and will force itself out of the top at times. * Using a toothpick may come in handy with clearing soap and lotion build up within the exit points.ĭepending on soap type, dripping can possibly happen when soap is concentrated, thick, or is glycerin based.Switch Soaps Simply put, some soaps are just too concentrated and/or have ingredients that are a challenge to any pump used over a 30-day period.If the clogging is caused by infrequent use simply flush the pump with a bit of warm water periodically.
Flush Pump by inserting the straw of the pump into a glass filled with warm water for stubborn clogs, add white vinegar.When soap (or lotion) sits inside the pump for a period of time it can dry, making it difficult to pump. Infrequent Use - Another culprit of clogging is infrequent use of the soap pump.Soap Type - Clogging can occur from a high amount of glycerin in soap Glycerin based liquid soap tends to clog soap dispenser pumps.If your soap dispenser pump is clogged there are a couple of reasons why this may occur.
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