Foaming Soap Pump for Mason Jars in Stainless Steel and Plastic for Homemade Diluted Liquid Soap
A foaming soap pump for Mason jars turns diluted liquid soap into creamy foam for everyday handwashing. The stainless steel and plastic construction pairs with a Mason jar to make a practical dispenser you can refill with your own soap mixture.
Mix one part liquid soap with four to six parts water. Standard liquid hand soap, liquid castile soap and dish soap can be used; castile soap is recommended for the best results. Pint and quart Mason jars work best, and the intake tube can be trimmed to stop just above the bottom.
Choose the mouth size that matches your jar. Satin, Mirror and Charcoal Black come in Regular Mouth and Wide Mouth versions; Oil Rubbed Bronze is offered in Regular Mouth. Keep the jar upright while mixing and using the pump, and flush hot water through the pump between refills.
Features
- Foaming pump for use with Mason jars
- Stainless steel and plastic construction
- Works with diluted liquid hand soap, liquid castile soap or dish soap
- Trim-to-fit intake tube for the selected jar
- Satin finish has a natural or brushed stainless steel appearance
- Charcoal Black and Oil Rubbed Bronze finishes use painted stainless steel
- Accessible aeration filter beneath the removable pump head
Specifications
- Product type: Foaming soap pump
- Materials: Stainless steel and plastic
- Mouth sizes: Regular Mouth; Wide Mouth
- Regular Mouth finishes: Satin; Mirror; Charcoal Black; Oil Rubbed Bronze
- Wide Mouth finishes: Satin; Mirror; Charcoal Black
- Recommended jars: Pint and quart Mason jars
- Approximate pump and intake tube length: 6 inches combined
- Soap dilution: 1 part liquid soap to 4–6 parts water
- Tube fitting: Trim so the tube stops just short of the jar bottom
- Care: Flush hot water through the pump between refills
- Handling: Keep upright; the jar may leak when tipped sideways or upside down
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Mason jar mouth size should I choose?
Choose the foaming pump version that matches your Mason jar: Regular Mouth or Wide Mouth. Satin, Mirror and Charcoal Black are offered in both mouth sizes; Oil Rubbed Bronze is offered in Regular Mouth.
How do I mix soap for this foaming pump?
Mix one part liquid soap with four to six parts water for this Mason jar foaming pump. Add warm water to the jar, add the soap and stir gently with the intake straw. Standard liquid hand soap, liquid castile soap and dish soap work, with castile soap recommended for the best results.
Can I use foaming soap tablets in this pump?
Blueland foaming soap tablets are not recommended for this pump because they do not work well with it. Use the diluted liquid soap recipe instead.
Will the intake tube fit a pint or quart Mason jar?
Pint and quart Mason jars work best with this foaming pump. The pump and intake tube together measure approximately 6 inches, reaching about 1 inch above the bottom of a quart jar. Trim the tube as needed so it stops just short of the bottom.
Can I shake the jar after installing the pump?
Keep the jar upright with this foaming pump installed, since it may leak when tipped sideways or upside down. Stir the mixture gently, or attach a standard storage lid before shaking to combine the soap and water.
How do I clean the pump if it stops dispensing foam?
Flush hot water through the foaming pump until it runs clear. If water is trapped in the air chamber, hold the pump upside down and press it several times. If dispensing is still uneven, remove the pump head and rinse the cylindrical aeration filter with warm water.