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What is that blue liquid in your portable toilets? This is a question that our employees are often asked when people approach us about porta-potty rentals in Hayward, ca. So, we thought we’d answer that question here. When it comes to water use, portable toilets use only about 10% of the amount that regular toilets use. All in all, they save around 125 million gallons of water daily. The reduction in water use would bring with it some powerfully unpleasant odors were it not for the use of the blue liquid. Blue liquid replaces formaldehyde in Hayward portable toilets When portable toilets first went into general use during the Second World War, they were bulky and unpleasant places. They were never very clean and they smelt rather bad. The smell was mostly masked by formaldehyde, an environmentally unfriendly, and hazardous chemical. The blue liquid in today’s portable toilets is a lot pleasanter than those from the past. The liquid contains biocides, dye, deodorizers, and detergents.

If you’re planning your construction site, you’ll need construction fencing and porta-potty rentals at your Oakland, California site. You may wonder whether you need privacy screening or not. Privacy screening fits onto the construction screening, keeping out those prying eyes. It’s easy to install and won’t hold up your project. You can have the screening fitted during the installation of the construction fencing. You can also choose to have it fitted post-installation. Here's why you may benefit from privacy screening Prevent theft If you have valuable materials and machines on your construction site you may want to keep them hidden. Many thieves are opportunists and will take what is clearly visible. It’s also easier for thieves to plan their entry and subsequent site movements when they have a clear view of where everything is. They can see the lay of the land and plan ahead. This means that once they enter your site, they can make a quick getaway. Protect your privacy There ma

When you place your order for portable toilets in San Jose ca, you probably don’t consider how they’re made. Up until the 1970s, porta-potties were heavy and not that portable. They were made largely from wood and metal until the change in the 70s when people started to make them from fiberglass. Portable toilets were further modernized in the 80s when polyurethane molds came into general use. Today most porta potty rentals san jose ca , ca, and elsewhere are made from polyurethane because it is lightweight, easy to make, quick to clean, and the material doesn’t absorb odors. Some manufacturers prefer to use HDPE to mold porta-potties. HDPE is more environmentally friendly because it is a recyclable material. How are San Jose, California Portable Toilets Made? Here’s how our portable toilets are made 1. Plastic pellets are melted under heat 2. Pigments and UV protection is added to the crucible with the melted plastic 3. The material is pressed into sheets in an extrusion machine 4. Cu