The Missing Link in Portable Sanitation
While portable toilets are essential, they only solve half the problem. Proper hygiene requires effective handwashing, and hand sanitizer alone isn't always enough, especially at events involving food.
Why Soap and Water Matter
According to the CDC, washing hands with soap and water is the most effective way to remove certain types of germs and chemicals. Hand sanitizers are a good backup, but they don't eliminate all types of germs and may not be as effective when hands are visibly dirty or greasy.
Ideal Placements for Handwashing Stations
- Immediately outside clusters of portable restrooms
- Near food vendors and dining areas
- At petting zoos or agricultural exhibits
- Near medical tents or first aid stations
Our Handwashing Solutions
Our standalone handwashing stations come equipped with fresh water, soap dispensers, and paper towels. They are foot-pump operated to ensure a completely touchless, hygienic experience.
