Bormioli RoccoQuattro Stagioni Set of 2 Mason Jars, 17 Oz. Soap and Lotion Dispensers, for Kitchen Or Bathroom, with Stainless Steel Pumps, Made in Italy.

I feel like these are a bit overpriced but on the other hand, I really like the pumps and think they're good quality. You could go the Ball Jar route and purchase a pump dispenser for that but even those dispensers are 11$ here on Amazon: (https://www.amazon.com/Mason-Jar-Lifestyle-Brushed-Dispenser/dp/B07NP2FJMK/ref=asc_df_B07NP2FJMK/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=295562289522&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=100480281106854461&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=200524&hvtargid=pla-674886811430&th=1)So,...two of those Ball lids would be around $22. Then you need 2 Ball jars. When you take that into consideration, these Italian jars are an ok value.These Bormioli Rocco jars are of very nice quality. I got some little glasses made by them at Tuesday Morning years ago and have always loved them. (such quality!)What to use them for?When I was thinking about what I'd use them for, the thought of fabric softener popped into my mind. I always buy the big containers with the little rubber button that releases the softener,... but they make such a mess and it's hard to control how much comes out. With this jar dispenser, I can simply pump what I want into the washer dispenser without the mess of using a cup or dealing with a drippy fabric softener container. I put hand soap in the second container. I personally wouldn't use these in the shower because the glass could break. I don't think they'd be that great for lotion because they'd be a pain to fill with thicker lotion and applying it to the body would not be as convenient as the bottles or tubes that most lotions come in.Would I recommend these? Yes! :)

I got this to replace a 2 piece pump that lasted about 2 years on my sink dispensing dish soap. Thinking this was a better made product was a big mistake it barely lasted ten days and came apart at the lid. I’m asking for a full refund- this was a crappy design and WAY OVERPRICED FOR the supposed quality… waste of time and money.

These are soap dispensers made from mason jars. Though the jars have "Quattro Stagioni" (four seasons) on them, they are basically a one-pint, wide mouth canning jar. This gives it the country home feel, especially if you have other "canning jar" decor in your home.The top parts are supposed to be stainless steel, but are very shiny, so they may be stainless under chrome. I'm skeptical when "stainless steel" is this shiny because it usually means that it isn't really stainless steel. Time will tell.As these are one-pint jars, 16 ounces, they are large for a soap dispenser. Large families will like not having to refill them as often. The amount of soap they dispense is right around the perfect amount. Plenty to get the job done without wasting the soap. The nozzle in which the soap comes out is a little long for one handed use. It can be done, but it works better with one hand pushing down and the other catching the soap.Because they are a standard wide mouth size, you could cut the suction pipe and put this on a half-pint jar for a smaller footprint.Update 1:After using these for a little while, the edge of the dispenser hole seems like it might be rusting. I've noticed this is a very common thing to happen with metal dispensers, but the issue typically doesn't get too bad. At this point, I'll watch it and update this review if it becomes significant. Right now, I'm giving these a 4 star rating because they hit all the requirements for such, but will update if those tips really start to rust.Would I buy it again or recommend this to friend: Yes, with the caveat that the tips might rust.2023-10-11 - Yes, the tips of the soap spout rust. It's not too bad, though. If you use the dispenser every day, you can't even tell. On those that you don't use all the time, it will build up a bit of brown/black at the tip so when you squirt soap into your hand, there's a bit of discoloring in the soap.

I really like the look of Mason jar dispensers for soap and lotion in the kitchen and bath. I've purchased a few that turned out to be made of disappointingly thin and flimsy glass and aren't very durable. That is definitely not the case with these Italian-made canning jars from Bormioli. I have many canning jars from this brand, including this 17 ounce size and they are among the best I have. The jars included in this set of dispensers are exactly the same -- they are made of high quality, thick, heavy and sturdy glass (Made in Italy is stamped on the bottom). The jars features the term Quattro Stagioni in fancy script on one side and the beautiful garden design on the other. I really bought these dispensers because of the jars, but the tops turned out to be nice, too. The stainless steel pump assembly/lids are made by Genietti (in China) and have the same scripted term + the name Bormioli Rocco engraved on the top as well as the I Genietti logo. The pumps are simply designed but look great and are working perfectly so far. They have a small spout so they are ideal for the simple syrups I like to make to add to tea, coffee and other beverages. The jars arrived very well packaged and in pristine shape. They are a bit pricey but of excellent quality, so I think they are well worth the money.

These look so cute and are advertised as a quality product. They arrived and I was immediately disappointed. The quality was very cheap. The one in the kitchen lasted one day before the dispenser completely fell apart. Do not recommend it.