If you ever saw an advertisement for automatic soap dispensers, you could be forgiven for thinking that the advertisement was aimed at builders who outfit public restrooms. Surely no one would ever consider automatic soap dispensers for the use at home now would they? That would just be too extravagant! Whatever could be wrong with a simple pump-action bottle of liquid soap or even a bar of soap in the bathroom? As it would happen, the benefits that come your way going automatic, while not immediately obvious, certainly are real ones.

Automatic soap dispensers to begin with, make sure that there is no cross contamination in your bathroom. You'd be surprised how people can touch soiled things in the bathroom and not care about it when they go open a tap or handle a bar of soap. People often just don't care to observe their habits closely to see what they are doing. Using a manual soap dispenser is an option of course, if not as superior a choice as an automatic one. With that, your fishes will never go hungry, nor will they be overfed.

This is a good thing to have on ponds especially if you do not have all the time to meet your fishes' feeding requirements. Stocking up food in the dispenser is even made possible with the weather-proof qualities and heating devices to address any moisture problem. Most of these devices are battery-operated which are rechargeable, but some designs are electronic. Both are practical choices, but the electronic models are more suitable for the busy pond keepers.

Automatic ones release a programmed glob of soap or foam when they detect with the help of a proximity sensor, the presence of a hand nearby. With a manual soap dispenser, while things can't get as messy as they could with the handling of soap bars, there still is the possibility of contamination when someone is careless about touching the button with a soiled hand.

They make multi-dispenser models too that you put out a glob of moisturizing liquid or antibacterial product onto your hands after a wash with soap. If you have trouble convincing the children to wash well after using the toilet, automatic soap dispensers can make a great argument. Anything automatic is usually quite fun for a child to use. In fact, people who have automatic soap dispensers in their bathrooms have a little trouble getting their children to wash less!

The best thing about going automatic of course is that these don't cost much - just barely $70 or so, and you should have a great new dispenser for your bathroom. In fact, picking an automatic tap to go with your new dispenser should make for a complete fun solution for the bathroom. With an untouched-by-human-hands solution to washing your hands, there has to be no more worrying about health and cleanliness in the bathroom. No more sloppiness from a wet bar of soap, or rolling your eyes about people who just don't care about personal hygiene.