Hand Washing Station Rental in Midland
Our hand washing station rental in Midland gives guests and crews soap and water with no hose or outlet. Each station has 2 sinks, so 2 people can wash at once.
Same-day cutoff is 12:00 PM Mon–Sat (Central)
- Delivery areaMidland, Odessa and nearby towns; Zone 1 event delivery and pickup included.
- ArrivalOrder by 12:00 PM Mon–Sat for same-day delivery in Zones 1 and 2.
- Which unitPlan 1 station per 4 toilets, at least 1. Compare all units.
- CleaningArrives filled with fresh water, soap and towels; refilled on every service visit.
- Full costQuote lists stations, toilets, any zone fee and 8.25% Texas sales tax.
What are the specs of the hand washing station?
Our hand washing station has 2 sinks, each run by a foot pump. The handwash station holds about 36 gallons of fresh water. The handwash station has 2 soap dispensers and 2 paper-towel dispensers. One fill serves about 400 hand washes. The handwash station needs no hose and no electricity.
- Sinks
- 2, foot-pump operated
- Fresh water
- about 36 gal
- Washes per fill
- about 400 (rated by manufacturer)
- Soap
- 2 dispensers
- Towels
- 2 paper-towel dispensers
- Water heater
- None; water at outdoor temperature
- Water / power on site
- None needed
- Freeze point
- Water can freeze below 28°F overnight
How many hand washing stations do I need?
Plan 1 hand washing station for every 4 toilets, with a minimum of 1. Use this rule when food is served or guests have no indoor sink. A party with 3 toilets needs 1 station. A party with 7 toilets needs 2 stations. Each station has 2 sinks and serves about 400 washes per fill.
| Toilets on site | Handwash stations (1 per 4, min. 1) | Sinks available |
|---|---|---|
| 1–4 | 1 | 2 |
| 5–8 | 2 | 4 |
| 9–12 | 3 | 6 |
| 13–16 | 4 | 8 |
Flushing units with a sink inside do not need a station for the restroom. A station near the food line still helps. Our porta potty sizing calculator adds stations to your count for you.
How much does a hand washing station rental cost?
A 2-sink hand washing station starts at $110 pre-tax for an event rental of 1 to 3 days. Each extra day adds $15. A 28-day rental starts at $125 with weekly service included. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added on the itemized quote. There is no fuel surcharge and no card fee.
| Item | Starting at, pre-tax | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Event rental (1–3 days) | $110 | Delivery and pickup included in Zone 1 |
| Each extra day | $15 | After the first 3 days |
| 28-day cycle | $125 | Weekly refill and restock included |
| Extra service visit | $65 | Refill water, soap and towels |
| Standard unit + 1 station (event) | $285 | Common backyard pairing |
| Damage waiver (optional) | $9 | Per unit per rental or cycle |
Zone fees for towns outside Midland and Odessa are on the porta potty rental cost guide.
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Do I need a handwash station for a food event?
Yes. Any event that serves food should have soap and water near the restrooms. Our rule is 1 handwash station per 4 toilets, with a minimum of 1. Hand sanitizer inside a standard porta potty does not wash off grease, sauce or dirt. A 2-sink station lets 2 guests wash at once.
- Barbecues, fish fries and crawfish boils
- Church dinners and fundraiser cook-offs
- Graduation and quinceañera parties with a buffet
- Kids' parties where little hands touch everything
- Food booths at community and private events
Food vendors may have their own health-permit rules for sinks. Check those with your local health office.
Do construction crews need handwashing stations?
Often yes. OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(f) requires washing facilities for construction workers who handle paints, coatings, herbicides, insecticides or other harmful contaminants. The facilities must be near the work area. Farms fall under 29 CFR 1928.110, which calls for 1 handwash facility per 20 workers within a ¼-mile walk.
Read the construction rule in full at OSHA 1926.51, Sanitation. Painters, drywall crews, sprayers and roofers are common cases.
Even when a rule does not apply, a station near the break area cuts down on dirty hands at lunch. See our construction site toilet plans for crew sizing and weekly service.
Will a handwash station fit where I need it?
A handwash station is a small freestanding stand, so it fits most places a standard porta potty fits. Our crew carries it in through a 48-inch gate with a path about 5 feet wide. The station needs flat, firm ground so the foot pumps work and the 36-gallon tank stays steady.
- Put it near the toilets. Guests wash right after they step out.
- Keep it reachable. Next to a wheelchair-accessible unit, use firm, level ground so a seated user can reach the sink.
- Leave room for a line. Two people wash at once, so give them elbow room.
- Mark the spot. Use a cone or flag, or text us a photo or pin.
How is a handwash station serviced?
On a 28-day rental, our tech services each handwash station once a week. The tech drains the gray water, cleans both sinks, refills about 36 gallons of fresh water and restocks 2 soap and 2 towel dispensers. Event stations arrive full and get emptied at pickup. Busy crews may need twice-weekly service.
Waste water goes to a permitted disposal facility. Our own techs do every visit.
In freezing weeks, water in the station can freeze below 28°F overnight. We may swap the station for sanitizer dispensers until the cold passes. Compare all your options on our portable toilet comparison page.
Book a hand washing station
Call (432) 239-8885, Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM. Order by noon for same-day delivery in Zones 1 and 2.
More questions about Hand Washing Station Rental in Midland
Do I need handwashing stations too, and how many?
If you serve food or your guests have no indoor sink, yes. Our rule is 1 handwash station for every 4 toilets, with a minimum of 1. So 7 toilets call for 2 stations. Each station has 2 sinks, so 2 guests can wash at the same time.
Does the handwash station need a hose or electricity?
No. The station holds about 36 gallons of fresh water in its own tank. Guests press a foot pump to run water, so no outlet is needed. We fill the tank before delivery. That makes the station easy to place at a park, pasture or job site with no utilities.
Can I rent just a handwash station without a porta potty?
Yes. Some customers rent a station alone for a food booth, a garden party with an indoor restroom, or a crew that already has toilets. The station starts at $110 pre-tax for 1 to 3 days. Delivery and pickup are included in Zone 1.
Is the water warm in the handwash station?
No. The station holds fresh water at outdoor temperature, with no heater. In a Midland summer, that water is often warm from the sun. In winter, it is cold. If your crew needs hot or tepid water to meet a safety rule, tell us and we can talk options.
What happens to the handwash station in freezing weather?
Water in the station can freeze below 28°F overnight. In freezing weeks, we may swap the station for hand-sanitizer dispensers until the cold passes. We will tell you before we make that swap. Toilet tanks get non-toxic antifreeze in those weeks so they keep working.
Where should the station go at a cookout or fish fry?
Put the station between the restrooms and the food line, on flat, firm ground. Guests then pass it on the way back to eat. Keep it away from the grill smoke and out of the walkway. Face the sinks so a line can form without blocking the restroom doors.
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