Those who know me and follow my posts have probably noticed that I like to start with a brief introduction. Not only does it add a personal touch, but I also believe that those on the other side have some interest in what inspired the creation of this or that object.

Perhaps we have something in common, right? Like... for example, those liquid soap dispensers with short tubes that are inefficient and always leave half of the product trapped inside the bottle? It drives me crazy... And it would be so easy to fix.

In this case, what I've done is create a piece that attaches to the end of the dispenser, allowing you to "scrape" the bottom of the bottle and extract every last drop of liquid.

It's a small and simple object that can be quickly and easily 3D printed.

I've included three sizes to accommodate different types of dispensers I have at home, but you may need to scale these objects to fit your specific dispenser. By maintaining the scale, the bottom openings and tube entrance will align perfectly.

I hope this little model proves to be useful in the fight against waste.

Print Settings:
Material: PLA
Layer Height: 0.2
Infill: 15%
Walls: 2 or 3
Supports: No
Change filament during print: Maybe
Pause during print: No
Brim: No
Raft: No

If you have any questions or suggestions, hit me up in the comments. And if you wanna support me, give it a like, download it, and share it with your friends. Happy printing!