Not sure why this popped up after a month, but holligator is correct -- the refill bottle sits tucked in the back corner where it would be inconvenient to have anything you need to get very often and eliminates the need for a refill bottle, although I do keep a second smaller bottle in my cabinet to refill one of those scrub brushes with detergent in the handle. We've had two NeverMTs over two years now (main sink and prep sink) and have changed one bottle, consolidating the other two. Both bottles are nearly 3/4 full and we should be good for another year. Every year and a half to two years, and then no filling or spilling, just switch a bottle.... I don't understand why folks would question such a small expense for such a big convenience. There are big decisions that will really matter, cost a lot more and may not be able to be changed that I understand debate over, but something less that the cost of a fast food meal that can be easily installed and easily removed -- why not try it? And if it doesn't fit with your dispenser, look for a tubing that will fit the stem on your dispenser. It's really a very simple tube that extends the pump into your lager bottle with a valve to prevent backflow. It might take a little looking, but I suspect that there are adapters and such that can make it work with any dispenser. The tubing is like the airline we used in our aquarium and I think I remember kits that had adapters for that. My science fair robot kids would tell you duct tape will solve most anything -- just don't put duct tape where it would get into the soap. LOL

Camii41, I realize your last post was over a year-and-a-half ago, but I'm wondering if you still have any extra Never-MTs. We moved and left ours behind and I'd love to have one after our reno in our new place is complete. I'm thinking you probably gave them away but thought it wouldn't hurt to check. Thanks.

Thank you all so much for responding to my question. Unfortunately, hubby gave up....and he is not a quitter. He worked with the thing for at least 90 minutes so I don't really blame him. I won't go into the details, but I think there is a bit of a problem getting the Never MT to work with my Rohl dispenser. I have searched and saw on GW an example of someone who had it work with a Rohl, but we could not get even that modification accomplished. Anyway, I just wanted to say I appreiciate all the responses. Thanks! pup

A couple of months ago, I was searching where to buy Never MT and came upon an old thread about home-made Never MT (can't find the thread now), I followed the steps and it worked! Here is what I did: 1) Find a long flexible tubing (from LOWS or Home Depot) that fits your dispenser really TIGHT, and put it on the dispenser tube; 2) Drill a hole on the soap bottle cap and stick the other end of the tubing through the cap into the dish soap bottle and use duck tape to tape around the cap and the tubing. (Actually I was able to test it without the soap bottle cap on, just stick the tube into the soap bottle and it worked right away.) That's it! I just happend to have a bottle of Dawn dish soap then and didn't dilute the soap. I have been using this for over two months now, it works great! I never have to pump more than once. Give this a try, hope it will work for you as it did for me. By the way, mine is a Delta soap dispenser came with a Pilar faucet (I don't think the brand of soap dispenser matters) and I didn't use a valve of any kind.