Portable Hand Wash Station

A portable hand wash station is an affordable solution for a clean, safe, and convenient hand washing alternative in the food industry. A mobile hand wash station provides an easy way to avoid potentially hazardous cross-contamination while saving time and money. High-traffic commercial and residential facilities such as hotels, public lodging, hospitality and healthcare facilities, schools, churches, and government agencies use portable hand wash stations.

What Is a Portable Hand Wash Station

A portable hand wash station is a great way to ensure that your guests have access to clean, running water when they need it most. Hand washing stations are ideal for outdoor events where traditional plumbing is not available or easily accessible.

Portable hand wash stations are often found at construction sites, trade shows, festivals, and concerts. You can also find them at some public beaches and parks. Hand wash stations may be stand-alone units, or they can be hooked up to a sink system inside a porta-potty.

Hand wash stations are often made of plastic or metal and are equipped with a water tank and a faucet with a foot pump. Some hand washing stations may have a soap dispenser as well. Hand wash stations offer multiple benefits for outdoor events, including:
• Promoting good hygiene by providing an easy way for people to clean their hands after using the restroom or before eating food or beverages
• Promoting public health by reducing the risk of spreading germs from hand-to-hand contact
• Reducing waste by not requiring the use of paper towels

How It Compares to Other Porta Potties

Portable hand wash stations are smaller and lighter in weight than most porta-potties. Most weigh about the same as a small table. This makes them much easier to move, which will be helpful for those who need to transport them frequently. Since they are so lightweight, it’s even possible for one person to move them by him or herself (although two people will still be able to do it more quickly and easily).

Hand wash stations are also much more compact than porta-potties, with dimensions of less than three feet wide and four feet tall when folded up (some models can be folded down even smaller). Their size makes them very convenient for storing indoors or on smaller properties.

Portable hand wash stations can also be moved relatively easily using a hand truck or dolly, whereas portable toilets usually require a larger vehicle like a truck or van. In addition, they’re easy enough to carry upstairs. This will be a big plus if you need your handwashing station in a complex area to reach with a vehicle.

Portable hand wash stations typically have two sinks and two soap dispensers and paper towel holders, and waste receptacles.

Where Is It Good For? Constructions Sites, Weddings and Events, & Concerts and Festivals

Portable hand wash stations are a great solution when no running water is available. They are the perfect solution for many events and situations, including construction sites, weddings and events, and concerts and festivals.

Construction Sites
When working on a construction site, it’s essential to have clean hands to prevent illness or disease. A portable hand wash station can be placed on-site so that workers have access to clean water for washing their hands after using the bathroom or before eating lunch.

Weddings and Events
If you’re planning an outdoor event or wedding and there are no bathrooms nearby, a portable hand wash station can help ensure that your guests have a place to wash their hands. A temporary sink can also be helpful at other events such as fundraisers and seminars.

Concerts and Festivals
A portable hand wash station can provide sanitation at large concerts, music festivals, sporting events, or food festivals. The sinks are self-contained units that can be set up nearly anywhere.

Having a portable hand wash station set up outside of your porta potties will help reduce the number of bacteria, viruses, and germs on your hands. If you are in an area where hook-ups are not available, this is the best way to meet your state standards for hand washing. In almost every industry, it is a rule of thumb to wash your hands before you eat a meal and after coming out of the restroom.