I'm not familiar with Kraus or Never MT. We have a Delta faucet with the soap dispenser. Ours spurts and misses when it's empty. It does frequently "drip" after use though, so there's almost always a drip or 2 of dish soap down the inside of the sink. Drives me nuts! I changed from blue Dawn to clear Dawn for this reason. Good luck with yours - hope someone has some more helpful advice.

Thanks, deb. Never heard of the Never MT?! Let me introduce you to the link below. Actually, do a search here and see what people have to say. It's very cool, but I never would have learned about it if I wasn't a participant here.

Here is a link that might be useful: Never MT

Have you tried the soap dispenser without the Nevermt to see what happens? I use hand soap in mine with my Nevermt, and I don't have issues. I've have read that some here cut their liquid detergent with 50% water so that might be worth a try.

Thanks for the link Suzanne. That's pretty cool! I like some of their drawer inserts too!

deb52899, we have 2 Delta soap dispensers and one of them is over 2 years old and they don't drip at all so I think yours is defective. You can phone them and they will probably send you a new one for free (lifetime warranty).

I called them many years ago re. a faucet that acted up years after installation and they shipped the replacement part no problem. I'm not 100% certain of the dispensers but you should call them and ask for a new one, it doesn't hurt to try.

The number's attached in the link -- good luck!

Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/warranty.html

and then we started getting just splurts and misses.
It is sucking air somewhere. Though you could just request another new one (and have it continue to happen) you might just try troubleshooting the 2 you have and fix them yourself, if possible.

One thing you might try is some rubber washers on the ends what screw onto your dispenser and your bottle. A metal washer would probably work too, if you can't find the right sized (small) rubber one. A good hardware store should be able to help you. You might want to at least take the bottle in with you.

Another source of it possibly sucking air would be where the (what looks like) clear hose connects to the end pieces. Some good black electrical tape, or some teflon tape wrapped tightly around it several times should block anyplace where it might be sucking air.

Good luck..please let us know what you find out.

Sue

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Thanks!