1. Q:Are you a factory or trading company:
A:We are a factory,we have rich experience for producing cosmetic packaging for many years;
2. Q:What's your mainly product?
A:pet bottle,travel set,jars,plastic caps,spray pen,treatment pump,trigger spray,lotion pump,mist spray and airless bottles;
3. Q:What are your general payment terms?
A:L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,Money Gram;
4. Q:Can you provide the samples?
A:Yes,we can provide the samples to you for free
5. Q:What's your advantages in cosmetic field?
A:We are the golden supplier of Alibaba,and we are the long term top supplier of global source if you have complaints about our
products or serivce,you can email to general manager,you will get the satisfied reply!
6. Q:How dose your factory do the quality control?
A:Quality is the life of our factory,we have inspector in different post,and there are two inspectors packing to get the best
quality products.
7. Q:Can you make the small order?
A:Yes,we can,we focus on small order custmers,now we have more than 1500 kinds of products in storage and our warehouse is over
8000 square meters
How to Unclog a Liquid Soap Dispenser
It is frustrating to wrestle with a clogged soap dispenser–especially with dirty hands! Don't let a simple clog stand in the way of more exciting projects. It is easy to remove soap buildup and restore the flow to a clogged liquid soap dispenser. Soon the pump will be working and you'll be clean and on your way.
Disassemble and Clean the Pump
Step 1
Disassemble the pump by unscrewing the lid and removing it from the base. If any of the other parts, such as the straw that draws soap up from the container, detach easily, remove those as well. Do not force anything apart or disassemble the head of the pump.
Step 2
Fill the sink with hot water, and place the pump parts in the sink. Soak the pump for several minutes.
Step 3
Use the scrub brush or toothbrush to scrub the pump, especially at connection points and the opening of the pump head. This will remove any dry soap residue.
Step 4
Flush hot water from the faucet through the straw of the pump.
Test the Pump and Remove Stubborn Clogs
Step 1
Fill the soap vessel, or, for a built-in pump, a small bowl, with hot water. Reassemble the pump top. For a freestanding pump, reattach it to the vessel; for a built-in pump, place the straw in the bowl of water.
Step 2
Test the pump by drawing the hot water through the pump top as you would to dispense soap.
Step 3
Use the paperclip to clean the pump head. Straighten the paper clip and push it through the disassembled straw. Use the point of the paper clip to dig soap residue out of the opening of the pump head.
Step 4
Flush a large volume of hot water from the faucet through the pump straw and head to remove any remaining residue.
