Aunmaon Touchless Soap Dispenser

Quick overview

For households that want less hand contact at the sink, the Aunmaon is a touchless soap dispenser with adjustable dispensing volume for a kitchen or bathroom. A dial on top offers 15 levels, and the selected amount stays consistent until you change it. The wide refill opening and clear vertical window make filling and checking the soap level more straightforward. It runs on three AA alkaline batteries, which are not included.

The main appeal is control: rather than getting the same fixed amount with every pump, you can set a lower output for small hands or a larger one for routine washing. The product is described as compatible with thick and thin liquid soap, including undiluted thicker soap. Its stated battery life is up to a year, though no usage conditions are provided for that estimate.

Best use cases

This dispenser makes sense beside a sink used throughout the day, especially where several people share the soap or a toddler has trouble operating a regular pump. For example, a child can hold their hands under the outlet while an adult adjusts the top dial to a small setting, there is no pump head to press. The same setup can be useful when your hands are wet or messy from cooking.

Compared with a basic manual dispenser, the Aunmaon adds hands-free dispensing and adjustable output, but it also depends on batteries. Keep in mind that the three AA batteries are sold separately, so it will not be ready to use straight out of the box unless you already have them. The clog-resistant and drip-prevention features are stated by the product description, rather than backed by detailed performance information here.

Tips for day-to-day use

Choose one of the 15 volume settings and leave it there until your needs change, the dispenser is designed to keep that setting consistent. If you are setting it up for a toddler, start with the minimum level described by the manufacturer, then adjust if the amount is not enough. That can help limit excess soap without needing to dilute a thicker formula.

The broad opening is intended to make refills easier, while the see-through window lets you check the remaining soap without opening the compartment. Check the window as part of your usual sink routine so you can refill before it runs out. A manual pump avoids battery upkeep and may suit someone who prefers a simpler mechanism, the Aunmaon trades that simplicity for touch-free operation and volume control.

Before you decide

Do the batteries come with it? No. It uses three AA alkaline batteries, which are not included. The listing says they can provide up to a year of use, but does not specify the conditions behind that estimate.

Does thick soap need to be diluted? The product is described as working with both thick and thin liquid soap, with no dilution required for thicker soap.

How can you tell when it needs a refill? A clear vertical window shows the soap level, and the wide opening is designed to make refilling easier.

Buying verdict

A solid pick if you want touch-free dispensing, a fixed adjustable amount, and a dispenser intended to handle different liquid soap thicknesses. The multiple settings may also be useful in a family bathroom where adults and toddlers need different amounts. You may want to skip it if you would rather avoid batteries, or if you need a documented battery-life estimate under specific conditions. On the spec sheet, its useful distinction from a basic pump is the combination of 15 volume levels and hands-free dispensing, whether that extra control matters depends on how often your sink is shared and how much you value a simpler manual option.