There is another solution at HD where they sell individual soap dispensers. There is a line of dispensers that includes both the screw on plastic bottle AND a tube with a tapered stopper that fits various sizes of container openings. The price is dependent on the model of pump and the finish and runs from $23 to $30. If you are looking for a new pump and want to use a large container under your sink, this is a viable option. On the other hand, I just made my own tube set-up. If you notice, the picture of the Never MT inserts shows two holes in each - one for the tube and a tiny one for air. I drilled the hole in the cap of a 3 qt container 1/64 th inch smaller than the outside diameter of the soft, flexible tubing so the fit is quite snug. Then I drilled an air hole. Hope this helps others. The only thing left to do is to determine if the soap we use (Amway LOC) needs to have a check valve installed. Will know by tomorrow. Hope this helps.

That's the only style wall mount soap dispenser that I've ever found that doesn't look like it belongs in an interstate rest stop. Of course, there's always just getting a pretty pump to sit on your counter. 24% lead crystal "Marie" soap dispenser from Frontgate Here is a link that might be useful: Soap Dispenser

Did you just install it? Did you "prime" the soap dispenser tube before attaching it to the never mt tube? It sounds like air bubbles in the line. Try taking the hard dispenser tube off the flexible never mt tube and priming the dispenser (insert into soap bottle and pump until it starts dispensing soap continuously). Then reattach to the never mt tube and pump until the never mt pumps continuously. (It will pump out the soap you "primed" in the hard tube, then you will have to pump a number of times where no soap will be dispensed until the soap starts flowing through the long tube. Pump several more times to insure a continuous flow of soap. Hope that helps! I'm using softsoap not dawn, but I have 5 installed in my house and they are all working flawlessly. Also make sure the "short" part of the tube is connected to the dispenser and the "long" part (divided by the valve) is in the bottle of soap.

You have the right idea about the NeverMT. The tubing is attached to the spout that normally goes down into the bottle. I didn't see the one that comes with a pump on their site when I bought, but in any event, I had soap pumps. One of my pumps was too stubby for my counters. They make extension kits you can order. I ordered one - it was only $2 and change, so don't sweat it much. You don't need the plumber to install the soap pump or NeverMT so if you have to order the extension and it takes a few days to arrive, no big deal. It's as simple as replacing the cap on a bottle of pop - just twist it on.