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PolyJohn Bravo 2-station · Denton, TexasHand Washing Station Rental in Denton, TX — 2 Sinks, No Hookups
- We deliver hand washing stations across Denton County and nearby Collin, Dallas and Tarrant cities — check your ZIP.
- Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. Hand-wash stations are part of our same-day stock.
- Plan 1 station for every 2 toilets when food is served, minimum 1 — see the count table.
- Delivered sanitized and filled with fresh water, soap and towels; long rentals are refilled at weekly service.
- Your quote is itemized: unit, days, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax, before you pay.
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What is a portable hand washing station?
A portable hand washing station is a freestanding sink unit with its own water. Ours is the PolyJohn Bravo 2-station: about 35 inches wide, 26 inches deep and 55 inches tall, and about 70 pounds empty. The Bravo has 2 foot-pump sinks, soap, paper towels, about 34 gallons of fresh water and a grey-water tank.
- Manufacturer & modelPolyJohn Bravo 2-station (PSW1 series)
- WidthAbout 35 in
- DepthAbout 26 in
- HeightAbout 55 in
- Empty weightAbout 70 lb
- Fresh waterAbout 34 gal
- Used waterSeparate grey-water tank
- Sinks2, foot-pump
- SuppliesSoap and paper towels
- Power or hoseNone needed
Sizes are approximate, from the PolyJohn manufacturer sheet for the Bravo series.
callers (33%) asked about a sink or hand washing before they booked. Hand washing was the most common add-on question in our call review.
Source: 27 recorded porta potty rental calls reviewed by our office, 2026.Is it better to get a sink inside the toilet or a separate station?
A separate hand-wash station serves more people faster: its 2 sinks wash 2 people at once, outside the toilet, while the next guest uses the restroom. A sink inside the toilet serves 1 person at a time but gives privacy. Of 9 callers who asked about hand washing, 6 first asked for a sink inside the toilet.
| Separate 2-sink station | Sink inside a deluxe unit | |
|---|---|---|
| People washing at once | 2 | 1, inside the stall |
| Frees the toilet sooner | Yes | No — guests wash before they open the door |
| Kids and food lines can use it | Yes, without entering the toilet | Only by entering the toilet |
| Width for backyard gates | About 35 in — fits most gates | 47 in — needs a wide gate |
| Same-day delivery | Yes, when you call by noon | Usually next-day |
| Flushing toilet | No (pair with any unit) | Yes |
| Best for | Kids' parties, food events, jobsites, festivals | Weddings, showers, guests who want privacy |
Want the sink inside the toilet? See the flushing porta potty with sink. Want the cheapest way to add soap and water to a party? Pair a standard porta potty with one hand-wash station.
How many hand washing stations do I need?
Plan 1 hand washing station for every 2 toilets whenever food is served, with a minimum of 1. That is our house rule. So 2 toilets need 1 station, 3 toilets need 2, and 7 toilets need 4. Always round up. Jobsites and farms follow OSHA rules, covered below, instead of the event rule.
| Toilets at the event | Hand-wash stations (food served) | Sinks available |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | 1 | 2 |
| 3–4 | 2 | 4 |
| 5–6 | 3 | 6 |
| 7–8 | 4 | 8 |
| 9–10 | 5 | 10 |
Worked example: 120-guest graduation party, 5 hours, with food
- 120 guests ÷ 35 per unit (4–8 hours) = 3.4, round up to 4 toilets.
- Accessible: at least 1 of the 4 for a public venue.
- Food served: 4 toilets ÷ 2 = 2 hand-wash stations.
- Place 1 station by the toilets and 1 near the food line.
Full method and calculator: how many porta potties do I need.
Do I need a hand washing station for a kids' party?
A kids' party is one of the best uses for a hand washing station. Children touch everything, eat with their hands and often skip sanitizer. A 2-sink station lets 2 kids wash at once without going into the toilet, and the foot pumps mean no handles to grab. At about 35 inches wide, it fits most backyard gates.
- Put it between the toilet and the food. Kids pass it on the way back.
- Keep it on level ground so it does not rock when kids pump the pedals.
- Point it toward the party, so parents can see who is washing.
- Bounce houses and pools: place the station where wet feet will not track into the toilet.
Planning the whole party? Read our backyard party porta potty guide.
Add a hand-wash station to your order
Stations ride on the same truck as your porta potty. Call by noon Mon–Sat for same-day delivery in Denton.
Do food events need a separate hand washing station?
Any event that serves food should have at least 1 separate hand washing station, under our rule of 1 station per 2 toilets. Guests wash before they eat, without waiting on a restroom. Caterers and food trucks may have their own health-permit hand-wash rules, so ask your caterer or permit office what their setup must include.
- Cookouts, fish fries and barbecues: place a station near the serving table.
- Church outreach and food giveaways: one station at the start of the line.
- Festivals and markets: spread stations along the food row, not just at the toilets.
Does OSHA require a hand washing station on a jobsite?
OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f) requires adequate washing facilities near the work for construction crews applying paints, coatings, herbicides or insecticides, or working with other harmful contaminants. The washing facilities must let workers remove those substances. Farm field work follows OSHA 1928.110: 1 toilet and 1 hand-washing facility per 20 workers, within a quarter-mile walk.
Read the rule text at OSHA 1926.51 Sanitation. This is a summary, not legal advice. Your safety officer or general contractor decides what your site needs.
| Site | Legal minimum | Our recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Painting, coating, chemical work | Adequate washing facilities near the work (1926.51(f)) | A station beside each toilet bank, close to the work |
| General construction | Toilets per Table D-1 | Add a station when crews eat on site |
| Farm field work | 1 hand-wash facility per 20 workers (1928.110) | Place it beside the toilet |
Toilet counts by crew size are on the OSHA porta potty requirements guide. Jobsite stations get weekly service with the toilet, included in the 28-day rate.
How is a hand washing station serviced and placed?
A hand washing station arrives sanitized, filled with about 34 gallons of fresh water and stocked with soap and paper towels. A 1–3 day event needs no refill under normal use. On a 28-day rental, the tech empties grey water, refills fresh water and restocks supplies at every weekly service. Place it on level ground beside the toilets.
- Empty the grey-water tank into the service truck.
- Sanitize both basins, pedals and the outside of the unit.
- Refill fresh water, soap and paper towels.
- Check both foot pumps and the drain.
Placement checklist
- Level, firm ground; about 3 × 3 feet plus room to stand at both sinks.
- About 70 lb empty, so the crew can carry it to most backyards.
- Near the toilets, but not blocking any toilet door.
- A trash can beside it for paper towels.
- Shade in summer keeps the water cooler for users.
Hand-wash station questions
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Should I get a hand-washing station for a kids' party?
How much is a hand-wash station?
Does it need a hose or water hookup?
Where does the dirty water go?
Do I still need one if the toilet already has sanitizer?
Can I get a hand-wash station delivered today?
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Same-day delivery when you call by noon, Mon–Sat. Your quote lists the unit, rental length, servicing, delivery, pickup, fees and tax — before you pay.
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- Nobody needs to be home — mark the spot and we place it
- Weekend events: Friday drop, Monday pickup, no extra rental charge
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