Picking out new kitchen sink/faucet and wondering about the auxiliary soap dispenser things. I have one now and never use it. It’s poorly made/installed and it kind of wobbles and twirls around. I don’t see why someone would use it for dish soap - wouldn’t you want to put the dish soap exactly where you want it (on dishes or in dishpan)? So is it more intended for hand soap? Also what are the qualities of a “good” soap dispenser? I would think one with a long spout would be one but anything else??

So in my current kitchen I have a single tap faucet hooked up to my main hot and cold water lines. I want to put in a reverse osmosis filter under my sink that lets me use filtered water for cooking/drinking and regular water for everything else (because reverse osmosis uses up so much waste water).

There are no extra taps and any additional taps would require drilling though quartz countertop. My hope was to get something like this faucet. It's single tap and has a 3rd input line for filtered water. I haven't been able to find these widely however and I was hoping to shop around rather than take one from some brand I've never heard of before. Functionally this faucet does exactly what I want but I want to know I'm making a more informed purchase other than "this is one of the only faucets that does what I need". I've struggled to find the right words to google for such a faucet.

Does anyone know of some other options here? Is there a phrase I can search for or a website where I can filter for this feature?

I have soap dispenser next to the kitchen sync faucet that we don’t use. I am looking at installing iSpring under the sink water filter that needs me to drill a hole on quartz counter. Instead of drilling a new hole, can I use the soap dispenser hole to bring up the filter water line and install a faucet? Thank you