Making Portable Restrooms More Appealing

Whether you’re running a construction company or considering hosting an outdoor music festival, the topic of bathroom arrangements is going to come up. Whenever a decent-sized group of people come together for more than an hour or two, it is inevitable that someone is going to need to use the restroom. The topic itself brings up feelings of apprehension mainly because of the history of the first portable restrooms. While these polyurethane structures were a convenient and welcome innovation, they also came with a lot of obvious drawbacks. The original portable bathrooms were completely self-contained, meaning that all contents remain inside until it became time to dispose of them. Here is how portable restrooms have become green and thus better — both for your nose and the environment.

Why Portable No Longer Means Single Use

People are very much used
to the idea of single use products. There are foods that come in single serving
containers and aspirin and pain relievers sold by the pill. Technically, portable toilets are still thought
of as single use products. Of course, more than one person is expected to use
the standard single-toilet restroom facilities that you can find in most urban
sprawls. These portable toilets don’t flush and there isn’t a sink for users to
clean their hands afterwards. Although chemicals are frequently used to keep
things more sanitary, these single-use toilets usually have a fairly pungent
odor. Portable restrooms now more closely resemble powder rooms, so it is
possible to flush, wash your hands, and have a good amount of privacy.

Updating the Way Portable
Restrooms Are Laid Out

Essentially, portable
restrooms were originally all about the bare necessities. Very rarely can you
find a roll of toilet paper in them, let alone a bottle of hand sanitizer. They
were just thought of as a place where you had to go, only if there were no
other options. Satellite Industries manufacture
and distribute portable restrooms that look and function like residential
bathroom spaces. They come with sinks, showers, and flushing toilets that are
laid out in a way that makes them pleasant to use. As these portable restrooms
have full, functional plumbing systems, users can do everything in them that
they would do at home. Most importantly, these portable bathrooms are
environmentally friendly.

More Convenience, Better for the
Environment

When people have to
search to find restroom facilities or trash receptacles, they often make
decisions that are frown worthy. Residents in certain areas have gone as far as
to request portable bathrooms, or ask
for additional trash cans in an effort to keep their neighborhoods cleaner.
Make it convenient for people to relieve themselves and put their trash in the
proper receptacles for a greener planet.

It can make a big
difference when there is a portable bathroom available where people can freshen
up, sanitize their hands, or simply change their clothes in peace. These
portable restroom solutions are good for the environment and even better for
morale. It isn’t difficult to set up a portable bathroom trailer in any
setting, urban, rural, or suburban and still get your money’s worth.

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