Mi Automatic Soap Dispenser

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Kind of annoying but very nice.

got delivery after like 4 days today lol. anyhow. liking it so far. takes in FOUR AA batteries. Individually the top and bottle parts are quite compact. Combined, it should be tall enough for most washbasins. There is a touch type button at the top that can be used to disable dispenser in case you are going to pick it up for any reasons. The amount of foam that comes out is fixed. For my hands, it is just nearly enough. I would have liked a bit more. Nishant got his few days ago and he thinks it is pushing out way too much foam. I guess we both have very different washing styles. Or my hands are huge lol.

One of the problems I faced was accidentally dispense of soap when I kept it closer to the tap area. Had to move it a bit away so that I do not activate it while trying to open the tap. Nishant mentioned that the sensor area gets blocked after a few uses and needs to be cleaned. I haven't used it enough to face this issue yet.
 
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Eveready didn't last in these. Dead before 25 percent of first bottle is used.
 
My opinion is very different incase of automatic dispensers.
First of all, for most people it will never give out right amount. Maybe too less maybe too much.
Secondly, if you use a manual pump, the surface you touch to dispense the soap is washed when you wash your hands.

So having a soap dispenser is pointless according to me
 
it has now consumed duracell set of 4. and i have not even consumed 50% of the liquid. not sure if the unit is faulty or this is normal and i should switch to rechargeables. but this seems quite absurd. mi refused to replace it directly and told me to visit the service center lol.
 
And that is what sucks about Mi. They asked me to visit the service center for purifiers and the executive was confident that Mi has service centers all over Delhi and when I asked South Delhi, he narrowed down his search to Central, West and East Delhi. I don't think they provide onsite service for anything, not sure though.
 
So... Duracell are probably not dead. Warning light seems to be for dirty sensor.

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So does one has to use their proprietary liquid or any of the ones readily available in the market work?..must say looks pretty snazzy!
 
Liquid is not proprietary, but they make it pretty hard to refill the bottles lol. My usage is low enough (bathroom is not shared) so I would probably order their units. @Nishant plans to test out refilling. Would see if his experience is positive in nature. Would probably need to get an injection to avoid opening the shitty top from their bottle. Another option is to just make a small hole and fill using it and then tape it.
 
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