Portable restroom units · Indio, CA
Hand Washing Station Rental in Indio, CA
Two-sink, foot-pump stations for parties, food areas, farm crews and jobsites. No hose or power.
- Same-day delivery on morning calls
- Weekly service included
- Mon–Sat, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
What is a portable hand washing station?
A portable hand washing station is a free-standing double sink with foot pumps, soap and paper towels. Our station is the PolyJohn Bravo class. A 22-gallon fresh-water tank supplies about 350 uses per fill, and used water goes into a separate tank.
- Model class
- PolyJohn Bravo
- Size
- 62 in H × 26.5 in W × 21.5 in D
- Fresh water
- 22 gallons
- Gray water tank
- 24 gallons
- Rated uses
- Nearly 350 per fill
- Operation
- Two hands-free foot pumps
- Weight
- 70 lb empty
- Hookups
- None
Specs from PolyJohn's Bravo listing.
When do you need a hand washing station?
You need a hand washing station at events with food, at farm fields, and at jobsites where crews handle concrete, stucco or chemicals. Cal/OSHA's field sanitation rule requires one handwashing facility per 20 farm workers. Party hosts add one so guests wash with soap, not just sanitizer.
What does a hand washing station cost in Indio?
A hand washing station usually costs about $150–$225 for a 1–5 day event in Indio, with delivery and pickup. A 28-day rental with weekly refills usually costs about $150–$210 per cycle. One delivery charge covers stations and toilets on the same truck.
See the porta potty pricing guide for what changes the price.
Where should a hand washing station go?
Place a hand washing station a few steps from the toilets, on level ground, with the foot pedals facing an open walkway. At events with food, add a second station near the buffet or food truck line. In summer, keep it out of direct afternoon sun so the water stays cool.
- Parties: beside the toilets, plus one near food
- Jobsites: at the staging area where crews break
- Farms: next to each toilet, within a quarter-mile of the crew
Straight answers
Hand washing station questions
How many hand washing stations do I need?
Our rule is one hand washing station for every 5 toilets, and at least one at any event that serves food. Farm crews need one station for every 20 workers under Cal/OSHA 3457. The station has two sinks, so two people can wash at once.
Does the hand washing station need a hose?
The hand washing station needs no hose or power. A 22-gallon fresh-water tank feeds two foot pumps. Used water drains into a separate gray-water tank, so nothing runs onto your lawn.
How long does the water last?
PolyJohn rates the Bravo station at nearly 350 uses per fill. A 100-guest party rarely empties it. For crews or events over a full day, we refill water and restock soap and towels at each service.
Is a separate station better than a toilet with a sink?
A separate station lets guests wash without waiting for an open toilet. It also serves food areas and kids. A toilet with a sink saves space when you only have room for one unit. Many hosts with 2 or more toilets choose the separate station.
Do I need a hand washing station for food vendors?
Food booths at Riverside County events follow county Environmental Health rules, which require hand washing for food workers. Vendors usually bring their own. Confirm the requirement for your event with Riverside County Environmental Health.
Book it
Book a hand washing station today
The quickest way to book a hand washing station is a phone call to (442) 383-2625. We check the truck schedule while you wait and confirm the delivery day on the call. The form works too; we reply by phone or text, usually within an hour during business hours.
Call or text(442) 383-2625