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This No-touch Automatic Soap Dispenser Will Change the Way You Wash Your Hands

It foams up soap on its own.

Photography: Instagram/xiaomi.ph

Handwashing is already easy and straightforward, though with the amount of times we have to do it, it could start feeling like a chore instead of a simple safety measure. Some people even have trouble being motivated to do it often, and in case that's you, one device could help fix that. In fact, it could make washing your hands almost addictive.

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Instead of putting soap onto your hands manually, you can do it touch-free with this automatic soap dispenser from Xiaomi. You just have to place your palm under the spout, and the sensor will release the perfect amount of foamy hand soap for you.


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The device is battery-operated, so you don't have to worry about plugging it in. According to the brand, a trio of AA batteries can last for eight months, and one soap refill is good for 440 uses. Speaking of the soap refill, you can choose between two anti-bacterial formulas: A moisturizing one for sensitive skin and one with a lime fragrance.


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Find out more about the device below:

XIAOMI Mi Automatic Soap Dispenser, P995 (P245 for soap refill), available online via Viber

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