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Dec 14, 2023

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Due no doubt to CDC recommendations, you're now washing your hands, plus

Due no doubt to CDC recommendations, you're now washing your hands, plus disinfecting high touch areas, far more frequently than you used to. One area you might forget is your soap dispenser: under normal circumstances that thing is high-touch, but these days it's one of the most popular items in your house. Unless, of course, you can get a motion-sensor soap dispenser -- these things don't require touching at all. Most of the soap dispensers on this list require AA batteries. Don't forget to order those when buying a touchless soap dispenser. And of course, these require soap. You can get some liquid Mrs. Meyers dish and hand soap. Need foaming soap? Try out Puracy's natural lavender & vanilla foaming soap.

Automatic Soap Dispenser, $24.49Looking to test out if an automatic soap dispenser is right for you and your family? This Automatic Soap Dispenser can be yours for just under $25. It has a large capacity that can be used for alcohol, hand sanitizer, or foaming hand soap.

Umbra Otto Automatic Soap Dispenser Touchless, $29.17This Umbra Otto Automatic Soap Dispenser Touchless stands out with its sleek, modern design, though you should keep in mind this model is best used for hand sanitizer and liquid soap (either hand or dish), not foaming soap. This will look elegant in your kitchen or bathroom, but luckily looks more expensive than it is.

Automatic Foaming Soap Dispenser, $29.99This Automatic Foaming Soap Dispenser has an infared sensor to provide you with touchless foam soap. Don't own foaming hand soap? You can dilute it with water to get the perfect product. This dispenser also helps reduce wasting soap by up to 50%.

Hanamichi Soap Dispenser, $37.99This Hanamichi Soap Dispenser has an upgraded infrared motion and PIR sensor detection technology designed to prolong its lifespan. It promises extra sensitivity, meaning faster soap dispensing, if you're in a particular hurry or something.