What is a flushable porta potty with a sink?
A flushable porta potty with a sink is our deluxe unit: 2 foot pumps, one for a flush toilet and one for a sink with fresh water, a mirror and a coat hook, all inside one stall. The flushable unit is self-contained, so the unit needs no power, water line or sewer hookup. It works on bare dirt.
- Flush
- Foot pump, no hands
- Sink
- Foot-pump, fresh water, inside the stall
- Mirror + hook
- Yes
- Hookups
- None, fully self-contained
- Flushes per fill
- About 50, refilled at service
- Stocked with
- Toilet paper, soap, towels
How does the foot-pump flush and sink work?
Both pumps run by foot, so nobody touches a handle. One pedal sends clean water to rinse the bowl. A second pedal runs water to the sink. A typical fill gives about 50 flushes, and the fresh-water tank is refilled each time we service the flushable unit.
- Step on the flush pedalClean blue-tinted water rinses the bowl into the tank below.
- Step on the sink pedalFresh water runs while you wash. Soap and towels are on the wall.
- Check the mirrorGuests like it for weddings and shoots. It is a small thing that matters.
- Refill at serviceWe refill water and pump the tank on each visit.
Is a flushable unit better than a standard unit plus a handwash station?
The answer depends on the crowd. One flushable unit with a sink handles 1 person at a time and looks nicer. A standard unit plus a separate handwash station lets 2 people wash at once outside, which helps when food is served or lines form. Many weddings use both setups together.
| Flushable unit with sink | Standard unit + handwash station | |
|---|---|---|
| Flush | Yes, foot pump | No |
| Sink | Inside, fresh water | Outside, two basins |
| Washers at once | 1, inside | 2, outside |
| Ground space | One unit footprint | Two footprints |
| Good when | Guests in nice clothes; one person at a time | Food is served; lines form; kids need to wash |
| Booking | 7–14 days ahead | Same day before noon |
For food events, health rules call for handwashing near the food. See the handwash station page.
Is a flushable porta potty good for a film crew or video shoot?
A flushable porta potty works well for film crews of about 15 people for 1–2 days. Talent and crew can wash up without walking back to base camp. In our call logs, one shoot asked for flushables with sinks after their first restroom rental fell through the night before filming started.
Shooting in the Pass next week?
Give us the location pin, call time and crew size. Flushables book 7–14 days ahead, so call now to hold one for your shoot day.
Should I rent flushable porta potties for a wedding in Beaumont?
Flushable porta potties are a solid wedding choice when the venue has no power for a restroom trailer. Guests get a flush, a sink and a mirror in one stall. For about 120 guests over 6 hours, plan about 4 to 5 units, plus 1 wheelchair-accessible unit and a handwash station near the food.
Barns in Oak Glen and ranches in Cherry Valley often have no outlet near the parking area. That is where flushables shine. If you do have power, compare a restroom trailer. See wedding restrooms for full setups.
How often does a flushable unit need service?
A flushable unit needs service when the fresh-water tank runs low, at about 50 flushes. For a one-day event, the unit arrives full and that is usually enough for a small group. For multi-day events and job sites, we refill water, pump the tank and restock on every visit, weekly or more often.
| Use | Suggested service |
|---|---|
| Wedding or party, 1 day | Arrives clean and full, no mid-event visit |
| Film shoot, 2 days, 15 crew | Ask about a mid-shoot refill |
| Festival, 3–4 days | Daily service |
| Office or job site | Weekly, included in the 28-day cycle |