There are often times when I find myself needing to wash my hands but would rather not touch the soap bottle about it, like after I’ve handled some bacon or other raw meat, or after dealing with dumping RV waste tanks.

An automatic soap dispenser is a game changer for situations like those. A simple wave of your hand (or a sponge) beneath the nozzle tells it to dispense some soap, in one of three amounts that you can switch between by pressing the power button.

A little window on the side shows how much soap is left inside, and it’s rated IPX4 waterproof so it’s generally safe from splashes and such (just don’t fully submerge it and you’ll be fine). It accepts a wide variety of dish soaps, hand soaps, hand sanitizers, shower gels, shampoos, and facial cleansers — as long as it’s not too thick and isn’t a corrosive substance, it should work.

Get this touchless soap dispenser for $25 on Amazon. You’ll wonder how you ever got along without it.