
Portable sinks
Serving food, running a petting zoo, or working a site with no water? A hand-wash station gives people soap and running water anywhere. Two basins, foot pumps and paper towels, with no plumbing or power needed.
Takes about two minutes.
Foot pumps draw from a fresh-water tank. No plumbing.
Two people can wash at once, so lines stay short.
Water, soap and towels refilled on your service schedule.
No power or water connection. It goes anywhere the truck can reach.
Tell us the event or site, how many people and how long. We'll suggest how many stations and a local provider follows up.
Your name, ZIP and a line about the job is enough to get a local provider connected.
You’ll see it on screen and in your inbox the moment it goes through.
A local provider will call or text you about your request.
Standard portable toilets have sanitizer but no sink. Anywhere people eat, handle food or animals, or get properly dirty, soap and water does a much better job.
Events serving food should plan on at least one station, and about one for every ten toilets. Many local health departments expect hand washing near food vendors, so check your event permit. On job sites with no running water, put one next to the toilets and another at the break area.

A starting point. A local provider will confirm the count on follow-up.
| The setup | Stations | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Event with food, up to 10 toilets | 1 | Put it between the toilets and the food area. |
| Event with food, 11 to 20 toilets | 2 | |
| Row of food vendors | 1 per 2 to 3 vendors | Check your event permit. |
| Job site without water | 1 per bank of toilets | Plus one at the break area. |
| Petting zoo or farm event | 1 at each exit |
Your event permit or health department may set its own requirement. Mention it on the form.
A busy food event can run through a station's water and towels faster than people expect. By three o'clock the pump is dry and the dispenser's empty, and people are back to wiping their hands on their jeans.
Tell us how many people you're expecting and how long the event runs. We'll size the service to match, and on busy days that can mean refills during the event. Put the stations where people pass them on the way to the food, not tucked around the back.
Between the toilets and the food, where people walk past.
A flat spot so the tank and pumps sit properly.
Busy events use water and towels fast. We'll set service to match.
Crew size or guest count, the dates, and where the units should go. It takes a couple of minutes.
Delivery, service and pickup are typically included. The local provider confirms pricing for your request.
Pumped, cleaned and restocked on schedule until you're finished.
Don’t see yours? Put it in the notes on the form and a local provider will follow up.
Send us the event or site and the headcount. We'll bring the stations and keep them stocked.