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Handwashing Station

Portable Handwashing Station Rental in Seattle

Free-standing sinks with foot-pump taps, fresh water, soap and paper towels. Nothing to hook up, nothing to plug in — which is why food vendors, trade crews and event organisers around Puget Sound order them alongside almost every restroom.

Open Mon–Sat 4am–4pm · Same-day drop-offs across King, Snohomish & Kitsap counties

Portable handwashing station with foot-pump sinks and Seattle Porta Potty branding beside restrooms at a Seattle event

Water Without a Hookup

An on-board fresh-water tank and foot pumps mean the station works in a gravel lot, on a lawn or on a closed street. No spigot, no generator, no extension cord.

What Health Inspectors Look For

Running water, soap and single-use towels at the point of use — the three things a food-service inspection asks about, in one unit you can put beside the booth.

Set to the Side, Never in the Doorway

We place sinks beside the restroom bank rather than in front of a door, with enough clearance that a queue at one doesn’t block the other.

Specifications

What’s in a Handwashing Station

Two- and four-station units, both fully self-contained. The numbers below are the ones people actually ask about when they’re working out how many to order.

Close-up of a portable handwashing station with soap and towel dispensers at a Seattle job site
Configurations2-station and 4-station
Fresh water on boardRoughly 20–30 gallons
TapsFoot-pump, hands-free
Supplied withLiquid soap and paper towels
Hookups requiredNone — no water or power
Typical uses~100 hand washes per fill, per station
Cold-weather useWinterised on request for Nov–Mar
FootprintAbout 2×2 ft (2-station)
FAQ

Questions About This Unit

Do handwashing stations need a water or power hookup?
Neither. Each unit carries its own fresh water and the taps run off foot pumps, so it works anywhere we can set it down — a Kent warehouse yard, a Ballard street closure, a field in the Snoqualmie Valley.
How many sinks do I need for my event?
A rough guide is one station per two or three restrooms, and at least one dedicated station for any food service. Big festivals want them spread out rather than clustered so queues don’t merge.
Will they freeze in a Seattle winter?
They can on a hard frost, which is why we winterise them on request between November and March and can shift you to sanitizer stands during a cold snap. Say the word when you book and we’ll set it up right.
Do you refill them during the rental?
Yes — refills, soap and towels are part of the scheduled service, and busy sites can add extra visits. If a station is running dry faster than expected, call and we’ll come sooner.
Can I rent a sink on its own, without a restroom?
Absolutely. Trade crews, mobile food operators and job sites with existing facilities rent stations by themselves all the time.
Where should the station go?
To the side of the restroom bank, not in front of a door, with a clear approach and firm ground underfoot. We’ll place it properly on delivery — it’s the single most common thing people get wrong when they set it up themselves.
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Handwashing Station Out Around Seattle

Our clean handwashing station units on real Seattle–area jobs — from job sites and parks to festivals, markets and waterfront events.

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Adding sinks to an order?

Say how many restrooms you’ve got and whether there’s food on site — we’ll tell you the right number.

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