#rent a porta potty

[rainbowrestrooms]

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[waterloggedtomorrow]

There is just something abt the way my father texts that has an extremely cryptic allure... yesterday I woke up to a text from him w his name + the address of the house he's working on, his email address, and then "probably looking for delivery next week, week of 7/22...will confirm..." In a second message he simply said "Thanks."

This is obviously not a message meant for me, and was probably a follow-up on a phone call, but the ambiguity... the elipses... "will confirm..." It's like he's composing a telegram + I am extremely into it.

Anyway this is all an excuse for why I just texted puppy "No vcr - just in the p. lot in the shade." to indicate that goodwill didn't have a vcr + I'm sitting outside to wait for her to finish w her purchases.

[incompleteninny]

The sixty-sixth free, unedited chapter of my upcoming book, “The Heist at Cordia Aquarium” is now available on its website (or click here to read from the beginning).

Sidewalk and road wind in front of them, dark except for two streetlamps that flicker a weak, warm tone. Nearly outshone by the waning moon overhead.

"One more block." Barclay says.

The dark doesn't bother Scrypher, but the quiet unnerves her. It feels wrong. Too still. She casts her head about, hoping her helmet's cameras flag some sort of movement.

Nothing. Not even a stray cat.

"Is it usually this empty over here?" She says.

Barclay bats a hand through the air. "Oh, definitely. We're pretty far off main street and this area isn't zoned for residential. Got a bunch of corporate offices, warehouses, and whatever other mixed-use stuff is allowed out here." He tugs at a curl of his mustache and swallows the start of a laugh. "It's been a little while since I took the exam."

Words fight to get out of her throat, but she bites down on the meat of her lip with well practiced — albeit painful — grace. He's friendly. Kind. But, there's one thing she can't get past: his laziness. Their laziness.

[...]

[stacymdemeo]

Whether overseeing a bustling construction site in Savannah or planning an exciting outdoor festival, one essential item you can’t overlook is the portable toilet. If you want to rent a porta potty in Savannah, this article provides useful insights into how portable toilets facilitate various industries. Learn more - https://bizzbloc.com/from-construction-sites-to-festivals-how-portable-toilets-support-different-industries/

[1stjonusa]

1st Jon Portable Restroom Services Where Quality Matters

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[gidyolf]

how did it know

[sea-salted-wolverine]

No one should ever go to Kasilof. It is a terrible place with terrible weather and overflowing porta potties and overstuffed dumpsters with child snatching and dogfighting and some crazy guy swinging a sword that got shot by the cops. Awful stuff really. Best avoided. Just not worth the bother.

That was the gist of the news stories leading up to the kasilof sockeye runs this year it was no issue at all to find a camping spot and it wasn't nearly as crowded so I totally agree with the mainstream media on this one. It's a den of vice and iniquity. Stay away. The rent lowering gunshots clipped a reporter.

So this year we went down with a largish caravan of 4 family's worth of people and junk and a limit of 170 fish to catch. We're soo good at planning and logistics that this went off with no hitch and no arguments (lying). Since we also had a very pregnant lady and excited 2 year old who would not be fishing but were still counted towards the limit we planned on being there for a while, at least 3 days if not more. We also had the damn dog.

So at least I was planning on a few days of chill fishing and a long slog. My brother in law left an hour or so early with his girlfriend and had one job, to find us a good spot to descend upon and set up our camp. They did not do this. One job. The fishing was hot so they didn't even really bother to park, we pulled up on his truck kinda packed off to the side of the road and he was down in the water with a pile of fish on the beach because he didn't even have a cooler ready.

So by the time we bitched him out, found a campsite, set up camp and squared everything away, it was approaching midnight. This is normal, you fish the tides as they come and its not like it gets dark so wandering the beach all night long is expected so long as you're considerate of those trying to sleep.

But then.

My Sunshineman brought his boat. I knew he brought his boat, I was in fact the one arguing that he needed to do things like park and set up camp rather than do exactly what his brother did and throw himself into the river as soon as he saw fish coming in, while neglecting those little things like, food and sleep. But since we were done setting up, he wanted to go fishing from his boat. At midnight.

I had been up early that morning to do terrible things in the bilge of a different, much larger boat that resulted in fun colored bruises on my ribs and sore shoulders, so I wasn't particularly feeling the vibe on this one. I helped launch the boat and then bowed out to go pass out in a pile of blankies in the sand.

In the time it took two set up camp and launch the boat Adak, the dog, managed to get into a fight and have his face ripped up. He is huge and he is stupid but he doesn't take shit but he was on leash while the other dog was running loose, so the impulse was to pull him back, if he had been left to his own we probably would have gotten away with out anyone getting bit.

He's fine and chicks dig scars but its indicative that I had no idea this happened 25 yards away from me until adak came up to me and smeared his face all over my pants. My pants already had engine grease, bilge slime, grass stains, fish guts, coffee, mud, sand and a few baby boogers on them so what's a little dog blood too?

So yea, not my circus, not my monkeys, in tent, pants off, pjs on, cozy bitch in the blankies, out like a light, nothing better than sleeping on the beach.

Except for the fact that your husband wakes you up at 2 AM asking for help.

I'm convinced he kept it vague on purpose.

I'm up. I'm out of the tent. I'm still in my pj's. I have my drysuit on over top. My waders have a hole in them. It is, I cannot stress this enough, 2 AM.

The boat is a 16 foot mil surplus zodiac with a 40 horse Johnson, if you care about that sort of thing. It gets nice comments from people who do care. We usually run one person to drive, 2 to work the nets, and one optional person to handle fish as they come in. Sunshine went out with our 2 friends who AFAIK crawled off the boat and directly into bed after 2 solid hours of midnight deathmatch fishing, because I watched them stumble out of the boat and didn't see them again until breakfast. The boat was entirely full of fish. THEY CAUGHT 49 FISH IN LESS THAN 2 HOURS. Kasilof reds are usually smaller than Kenai reds but there must have been a secondary run because half were the average 6 or 7 pound fish and the rest were something like 10 lbs each.

At some point sunshine must have woken up his brother because he materialized from somewhere and we got the fish out of the boat into a cooler so we could drag them up to clean them. Then came the thing that we're all still more than a smidge irritated about. Sunshine went back out in the boat, by himself, to go get more fish while BIL and I cleaned the ones he had just brought back. We couldn't even yell at him because a good chunk of the beach was asleep.

So at about 4 am the sky has decided to shift from twilight to morning and I am sitting on a cooler of gutted fish in a superbly uncomfortable drysuit having a moment of perfect communication with the bald eagle sitting on the light pole at the end of the dock. We would both enjoy breakfast, preferably of fish. But it is four fucking am in the morning. And we should both be alseep. Breakfast is not a meal best enjoyed at 4 am. A nap sounds best.

Sunshine comes back with 3 more fish. I honestly do not remember what happened to those fish. Either I gutted them or he gutted them or maybe they got raptured into fishy heaven, (which looks suspiciously like the inside of a cooler) I legitimately do not know, because I think my REM cycle was starting up again.

I get a hand to haul the cooler back to camp. I peel out of the dry suit and was asleep back in my cozy sleeping bag blanket pile before Sunshine even made it to the tent.

At something like, idk, 6am, someone started splitting wood. loudly. I was awake enough to identify that it was near, and probably not a problem and I distinctly remember making the semi conscious decision to sleep through it. At about this point my phone died and for the rest of this trip I had no idea what time it was. I intended to take pictures and document things and whatnot and that just did not happen. The phone stayed dead and my hands stayed busy.

I woke up last, presumably because the demon that compels my mother-in-law to get up at 5 AM every morning had already woken everyone up with the wood splitting. She was toasting breakfast burritos, and it wasn't as if I had slept through the whole morning because I wasn't even the last to get a burrito.

My FIL made a joke that at least one of us got a full 8 hours and BIL earned back all his brownie points by jumping in to defend me unprompted. She was indeed up at ungodly hours playing with knives and dead fish. How dare you impune her honor simply because she looks so dewy fresh after sleeping in the dirt?

I did at least get the chance to put a net in the water from the beach but we were limited out by 1pm. That's enough fish fast enough that we were dumping out food and drinks coolers because we planned on freeing up space as we went. So I had our camp that we had intended to stay in for as long as a week broken down and hundreds of pounds of fish gutted and iced in a few hours. While drinking, because we had several days worth of food and drinks and beers that had been displaced by fish. The solstice vodka lemonade from matanuska brewing is great btw.

We had planned to overlap the end of our trip with the beginning of my mom and sister coming down so we could fish together, so I called mom as were were leaving the beach. From Sunshineman's phone of course, mine being dead at the bottom of a bag somewhere. As the current time was something like 16 hours from when we arrived, she assumed I forgot something or was just calling to tell her about the nice weather, or terrible weather, or confirming the news report's porta potty horror story. She didn't expect us to pull in a years worth of food in a single tide cycle.

So we get home without incident, and get to cleaning and fileting and packing and labeling at, some, late, evening time, maybe? I'm time blind on a good day and if I had a watch it would be covered in fish slime.

So yeah, this year's fish camp was condensed into a single solid slug of dense firey whatthefuckFISHfishFISHcleanpackgutgohome. Niece creature didn't want to change our of pj's so she wore the same outfit for her entire trip which is spectacular from a laundry standpoint because a toddler given free reign to a muddy fishy beach goes about as well as expected. She had a ball and then napped through almost the entire cleaning and packing process when we got home, which is what I wanted to do but instead I fileted triple digits worth of fish.

Mom went down later for the weekend and she got rained on for 3 days and caught 7 fish and a flounder. We caught the hot run and came home with fish but at what cost?

[egberts]

the way the neighbors that had their house surrounded by 50 cops telling them to come outside with their hands up on a megaphone with the whole street blocked off a month ago just had a massive two night long party that they rented a porta-potty for ☠️ what are these peoples' lives.

[rainbowrestrooms]

Why Portable Toilets Are a Game-Changer for Every Outdoor Event or Job Site

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Why Porta Potty Service Stands Out At Porta Potty Service, we do more than provide restrooms—we deliver an exceptional sanitation experience. With our competitive pricing, prompt delivery, and focus on cleanliness, you can count on us to meet your event or worksite needs with unmatched professionalism. From elegant gatherings to large-scale projects, we have the perfect solution for you.

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[pottapottydirect]

The Ultimate Guide to Portable Restroom Rentals: Why Porta Potty Direct is Your Best Choice

When hosting an outdoor event or managing a construction site, one crucial aspect that often goes overlooked is the need for adequate sanitation facilities. Ensuring clean, convenient restrooms for your guests or crew is not just a courtesy—it's a necessity. This is where Porta Potty Direct comes in, providing top-quality portable restroom rentals that are reliable, affordable, and delivered right to your location.

Why You Need Portable Restrooms for Your Event or Site Portable restrooms are essential for various events and work sites, including:

Weddings and Outdoor Events: Keep your guests comfortable with clean, accessible facilities. Construction Sites: Ensure workers have a sanitary and convenient restroom nearby. Festivals and Concerts: Handle large crowds with ease, minimizing long restroom lines. Sports Events and Marathons: Provide attendees and participants with quick restroom access.

The lack of proper sanitation can turn a great event into a logistical nightmare or slow down productivity at a construction site. With Porta Potty Direct, you’ll have peace of mind knowing your sanitation needs are in expert hands.

What Makes Porta Potty Direct Stand Out?

Fast and Reliable Delivery At Porta Potty Direct, we understand that timing is everything. Our efficient delivery process starts the moment you place your order. Once confirmed, we ensure your portable restrooms arrive at your specified location promptly, so you never have to worry about delays.

Wide Range of Portable Restrooms We offer a variety of portable toilets to meet different needs:

Standard Units: Ideal for small gatherings and construction sites. Deluxe Restrooms: Perfect for weddings and upscale events, offering additional comfort features. ADA-Compliant Units: Accessible restrooms for guests or workers with disabilities. Luxury Units: High-end options for those looking for a premium experience, complete with flushing toilets and handwashing stations.

Our diverse selection ensures that you get exactly what you need, tailored to your event or project’s requirements.

Affordable Pricing Without Compromise on Quality We believe that everyone deserves access to clean, comfortable restrooms, no matter their budget. That's why Porta Potty Direct offers competitive pricing on all our units. You’ll receive top-quality service and products at rates that won’t break the bank.

Exceptional Customer Service Our team is dedicated to making your rental experience as smooth as possible. From the moment you request a quote to the final pick-up of the units, our customer support is available to answer your questions, assist with the order, and ensure everything runs seamlessly.

Easy Steps to Rent a Portable Restroom from Porta Potty Direct

Renting a portable restroom from Porta Potty Direct is simple:

Visit Our Website: Browse our selection and request a free quote online. Receive Assistance: Our team will guide you through the options and help you choose the best units for your needs. Place Your Order: Confirm your selection, and we’ll handle the rest. On-Time Delivery: Your portable restrooms will be delivered to your location on schedule, ready for immediate use. Pick-Up Service: Once your event or project is complete, we'll promptly pick up the units without hassle.

Why Choose Porta Potty Direct for Your Next Event or Project? With years of experience and a dedication to customer satisfaction, Porta Potty Direct has become a trusted name in portable restroom rentals across the United States. We’re committed to providing a stress-free experience with our reliable services, ensuring that your guests or crew have the best possible restroom facilities.

Ready to Get Started? Whether you’re planning a wedding, managing a construction site, or organizing a large festival, Porta Potty Direct has the perfect portable restroom solution for you. Visit www.portapottydirect.com to explore our full range of products or call us today at 877-240-4411 to speak with a friendly representative.

Contact Us Today and Ensure Clean, Convenient Restrooms for Your Next Event or Project!

[jamisonwieser]

San Francisco Noe Valley Town Square — home to the world's most famous bathroom — has come a long way.

15 years ago, it was a parking lot along the neighborhood's main retail corridor. In 2016, it re-opened as a public plaza.

Along with a lot of open space, the plaza includes a small playground, a short nature trail with hidden sculptures, shared areas, a little free library, a notice board, murals along the neighboring building walls, and accessible public bathroom with diaper changing station.

The town square is home to their weekly farmers market, fairs, events, music (while I was there yesterday a free concert of Portuguese folks songs) and bathroom that opened last month permanently eliminates the added cost and the gross of renting a porta-potty for permitted events.

[smallerplaces]

It's the most wonderful time of the Playmobil Christkindlesmarkt

When Dad said "oh, we have to keep and use the Playmobil Christmas figures," he probably believed the box contained a Santa's house, a sleigh, and maybe a couple other things.

He was so, so wrong. Last year's diorama required three shelves in the dining room. This year, I found the 1980s medieval houses and decided to go for the gusto with an entire Christmas fair, which takes four shelves.

Santa's house is alone on the upper top shelf because he lives at the North Pole.

Digging through Playmobil boxes as I was sorting to sell or give away excess found me an extra rocker, so now both Clauses can sit by the fire. It also yielded a red desk, so the Clauses have somewhere to work on the naughty-nice list. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, Mrs. Claus is stress-baking.

On the main level, at far left, is the ski and sledding slope and enchanted forest. Get up too much momentum on your sled, and you may end up stolen by the fae!

The elves clearly have the day off. Judging from how the guy in the green vest and red tuke is being treated by his elf, he's Tamlin.

New this year are non-white characters! Playmobil is a German brand, so they were slow-ish to expand characters into other skin tones, plus my parents' collection went back to the 1980s, so it reflects eras that were stingy with non-white rep. We had Native Americans in my original collection, but I sold that 20 years ago (if I hadn't, there'd probably be a buffalo menacing the reindeer).

During the big clean-out, I discovered Black adults and kids. I moved winter gear to every single one of them (except one, who you'll meet later), so that the Christmas Market is less out of line with modern Germany.

But what is Rufus, the Black parent in the white sweater and red cap, looking at so warily?

It's Russian Orthodox Santa! He's being pulled by a magical small horse, which the foxes in the background have chosen not to pursue.

Beyond St. Nicholas, something pagan appears to be afoot. I'm honestly not sure what, or even why the dead tree with the animals is kept with Christmas items.

The center section of shelves is one side of the town green, where a brass band of Santas is performing.

Santa has sprung for rent on a garage and workshop. Mrs. Claus is relieved to have this part of the home business out of the home. (That's his sports sleigh parked in the garage, while the big family sleigh is upstairs by the house. Santa had a bit of a midlife crisis a few years back.)

The Santa Band plays swing.

The right-hand Tudor house is a vet's office, convenient for when Santa's reindeer get a cough.

The final section of shelf is the rest of the town square and Christmas market.

Some of the vendors and shoppers are a little weird.

The porta-potty is the entire reason why the town square scene expanded this year. I found it in a box and had to use it.

The pizza restaurant equipment was also a must-use. Poor Santa has nobody to take his order! Meanwhile, small angels are panhandling outside.

The toy shop is delightful for those who don't want to wait for Santa.

Meanwhile, upstairs in the pizzeria's eating area, an indie band does sound check. (Or at least we hope it's sound check, since no one is upstairs to listen.)

[drowningworms]

I actually went to Gobblers Knob in Punxsutawney and was close enough to see the no shadow for myself before the drunk guys in top hats told us what they saw.

I experienced the whole frigid, boring, tedious, painful, boring, long, standing room only for 6 hours of physical hell, low rent, cheapass, tacky, corny, tawdry, obnoxious, fucking dry event for you.

It involved security pat downs for liquor on every man woman and child to keep out liquor. Weed was illegal by community consent thanks to Reagan. It was 10 degrees and dark in the dead of a Pennsylvania Winter. And there was absolutely no entertainment for hours till it got daylight. Then this local DJ comes on to entertain the out of towners. He's horrible.

Remember that we are the cash cow for this little group of local good old boys and their buddies. And for the entire town. And they treat us like shit. Just penned us up and hit us for cash money at every turn. This was 1998, so that wasn't unusual everyone outside major businesses required cash. I'm dead sure they have those little credit card scanners everywhere now. They milked us for everything they could think of.

And it was so fucking cold. You don't understand cold until you know standing huddled still in the dark cold. Most people never really experience cold. Insulation is really fucking good now. I overpaid so much when goose down jackets got sorta affordable. They were like miracles to me. I would have given anything for such a miraculous jacket then. I had to make do with layers of insulated flannels and long underwear. I did have true winter underwear from my Boy Scout days so I was a good bit less cold than my buddies who didn't know how to layer.

Most people only experience shoveling snow cold. Maybe skiing cold. A few hunting cold. (Real damn cold) And a mighty few who have lived in it for days just sitting around camping in tents with nice sleeping bags and a big fire to warm us. In teens or subzero temps. I have. You have to dig deep and layer well. And just accept being cold every single minute of your life outside of your sleeping bag.

So we were doing hunter cold. This was Western Pennsylvania. Everyone knew how to do hunter cold. My buddies were all suburban kids. I told them how to dress. A few listened.

3+ hours of my best friends in the world talking shit to AC/DC and Ace of Base or whatever was the thing.

That night we started at like 3am and drove a few hours of dark Pennsylvania highway. Just darkness, trees, and sky. I can't remember if the stars were out. Something about those Appalachian Forest highways just are monotonous in a weird way.

Those road trips are always fun. I strongly suggest. Even if you have to brave the Appalachian Static.

Anyway we arrive at Punxsutawney. It is in the middle of nowhere. Just another isolated abandoned steel town. They have a bit of a real downtown that most of these towns utterly lack. Often it's a gas station and a Dollar General and a bunch of run down houses with a school 40 minutes away it shares with the other rundown towns.

But Punxsutawney has a nice little town of happy people because of Phil and our fascination with this thing.

So of course there is not parking for 30,000 people. In a town of 5,000. So they rope off some field frozen solid and park us all charging Disney parking fees.

They subcontract school buses to haul people from the parking lot to the main event. The bus drivers are the first line of defense against alcohol and drugs.

Security is the second. Compete with pat downs and local cops along with PA Troopers with drug dogs and quotas to meet. No spoiling the fun with chemical enhancement!

Then you walk for fucking ever. Slowly. Going to the Knob.

It is deadly cold. And it begins to dawn on you what you are in for in this grassy pen with nothing but a porta potty or two for entertainment.

Look at all that fun!

This was before phones people. My friends and I were super studious and none of us owned any kind of video game. No handheld games. Maybe you thought to bring a newspaper or book. I think I brought a book. I'm sure at least one of them brought engineering notes to study. Most just talk and bitch about the cold.

Cold in the dark is different from cold in the light. It is so much deeper without the solar radiation slightly warming your surface and your spirits.

Then the dawn brings light and a little warmth and hope.

Then the dawn brings the DJ.

Small town DJs are interesting critters. They are small town famous and often they are unique personalities that can be really entertaining. At least between songs and commercials. Some of them are pretty amazing like Nipsey, Jen, and Earl in Harrisburg/Hershey/Lancaster/Lebanon area back when it was even more podunk backwater.

It was 1998 and this guy showed up.

So this small town guy is used to entertaining local venues with his shtick that everyone knows and loves with his slightly out of date look and inside local jokes.

Today he has 2 hours of just him on a stage in front of 30,000 pissed off college students who were expecting a lot more entertainment and maybe some food or drinks and tired & grumpy rural folk hoping to get in a little fun and excitement before going to work. At least half the crowd had found a way to sneak in a flask or something. So people were unruly.

And we just watch the poor guy spend 2 hours fighting for his life up there feeling bad for him trying to entertain us while hosting his fun little morning show for his listeners who are probably loving it all.

He got heckled. Badly. This was 25 years ago and we weren't very nice.

After 2 hours of this entertainment. The main event started.

My heroes arrived on the scene.

They have been partying all night long. In a nice warm place with warm food, comfy chairs/couches, running water, and a ton of alcohol. They are all drunk as skunks. The all come up on stage, wave and whip up the crowd, pull out their buddy, give him some scritches and lift him up to the crowd like he's the new Lion King, and then examine his shadow, make their proclamation, smile and wave, go back to their party, and count their money.

This is the highlight of the entire event. The peak of excitement. The best it got for the whole day.

Then they shoved the DJ back on stage, the national media and anyone with connections left, and the rest of us were kept penned up for another hour or 2 till it was our turn to take a school bus back to our frozen car, a 3+ hour drive through winter highways to get back in time for afternoon classes.

It was so much fun.

[1stjonusa]

Why Portable Toilet Rentals are a Must for Construction Sites

Construction sites are bustling hubs of activity where workers, contractors, and engineers are dedicated to bringing architectural dreams to life. However, amidst all the productivity and heavy machinery, there's one essential element that often gets overlooked – portable toilets. These unassuming structures play a pivotal role in ensuring the well-being and efficiency of construction sites. In this blog, we'll delve into why portable toilet rentals are an absolute necessity for construction sites.

Promoting Worker Productivity

A construction site's success hinges on the efficiency and productivity of its workforce. Adequate access to sanitation facilities directly impacts how efficiently workers can perform their tasks. With clean portable restroom on-site, employees don't have to waste time searching for distant restrooms. They can quickly attend to their needs, reducing downtime and improving overall productivity.

Compliance with Regulations

Local, state, and federal regulations often require construction sites to provide sanitary facilities for their workers. Failure to comply can lead to fines, penalties, and even work stoppages. Portable toilet rentals ensure that you remain compliant with these regulations, avoiding legal hassles and maintaining a positive reputation within the construction industry.

Improved Hygiene and Health:

Construction sites can be dusty, dirty, and potentially hazardous environments. Adequate access to portable toilets helps maintain a higher level of personal hygiene for workers. This, in turn, reduces the risk of health issues and the spread of infections. Maintaining a clean and hygienic environment can also boost worker morale and job satisfaction.

Cost-Effective Solution

The cost of a portable restroom for rent is relatively low compared to the expenses associated with construction projects. The productivity gains and reduced downtime make them a cost-effective investment. Additionally, renting portable toilets saves you from the capital and maintenance costs of constructing permanent facilities.

Environmental Considerations

Many modern portable toilets are designed to be environmentally friendly. They use less water and often incorporate eco-friendly chemicals for waste management. These green options help reduce the environmental impact of construction sites, which is increasingly important in today's eco-conscious world.

Convenience for Workers

Construction sites are often located in areas with limited access to public restrooms. Providing portable toilet service ensures that workers have a convenient and clean place to relieve themselves. This convenience not only contributes to their well-being but also their job satisfaction.

Enhanced Site Organization

Construction sites are already complex environments with various equipment, materials, and safety protocols in place. Portable toilets, strategically placed around the site, help in better organizing the workspace. Workers can quickly locate the facilities, reducing confusion and optimizing the workflow.

Positive Image and Reputation

An organized, safe, and hygienic construction site not only benefits workers but also enhances the image and reputation of your construction company. Clients and stakeholders are more likely to trust and collaborate with a company that prioritizes the well-being of its workforce and adheres to regulations.

Scalability

Portable restroom rentals are flexible and scalable. You can adjust the number of units based on the size and needs of your construction project. This adaptability makes it easy to ensure that you always have the right number of facilities available.

Promoting Safety

A tired or distracted worker is more likely to make mistakes that can lead to accidents. By providing easy access to restroom facilities, you help reduce distractions and ensure that workers are focused on their tasks, thus contributing to overall safety on the construction site.

In conclusion, portable toilet rentals are a must for construction sites. They not only address regulatory requirements but also boost worker productivity, promote hygiene, and enhance the overall site organization. By making this small but essential investment, construction companies can create a more efficient and safe working environment, leaving a positive impression on clients and stakeholders. So, if you're overseeing a construction project, remember that portable toilets are more than just a convenience; they're a crucial component of success.

[princess-of-the-corner]

wait, thats a porta potty? The same type of porta potty thats about the size of a tardis (from the outside) tiny and normally doesnt even contain a sink, porta potty?

I think they're fancier rent-a-bathroom type of things? Because god forbid any of the fancy bitches at a school that canonically isn't even ADA compliant(Well, French ADA) has to use something ungodly as that.

[icouldntfindquiet]

Hi! I hope you had a good trip. I've always wanted to do a roadtrip but I haven't yet. How did you find it? Would you recommend? Any tips? 🩷

Hi, it was great. Thank you! I can’t take credit for driving as it was my cousin’s husband who drove and he’s a fantastic driver. 😁 I don’t have the details of your road trip so what I wrote is generalized and covers a lot that might not apply to you. Don’t let the essay I wrote scare you off!

If you’re driving, you’ll have to be quite comfortable and skilled, especially with a car you’re not used to if you’re renting. In Europe, roads are more compact than the US. They’ve got roundabouts (which we’re not used to) and you have to be comfortable with parallel parking, tight parking spots, narrow streets (road is too small for a two-way but is a two-way anyway), etc.

Having some sort of navigation or GPS is highly recommended as you’re driving on an unfamiliar road and this would require good cell service which can be difficult if you’re in a foreign country. But don’t follow the GPS blindly! Sometimes they’re not accurate. I remember the GPS telling my cousin’s husband to turn down a one-way street which would’ve ended badly but we saw the signs and told him not to enter. 😳

If you’re renting a car, just be aware of the rules of the country you’re driving in. You might need an international driving permit (depending on the country) and you’ll need car rental insurance too which might be provided by your credit card. Before leaving the car rental facility, take photos/videos of previous damage on the car bc some companies will say you scratched the car when you didn’t so it’s best to protect yourself! And this adds to the cost but if you’re visiting multiple countries, it’s best to let them know as they will tell you what to do when crossing the border. And tolls can be a thing too so ask about that. The guy at the car rental told us Slovenia needed an e-vignette (modern toll payment method) which we previously didn’t know about. The other countries (Croatia and Italy) had normal toll booths where you could pay with cash or card. Also think about where you’ll return the car. Are you driving it back or are you dropping it off at a different location? Let them know!

Be careful of what gas and grade your car takes! The car rental place will tell you this. Putting in the wrong gas can damage the car. You’ll have to fill up the tank before returning the car.

Road trips can be long. Even though Google Maps tells you it will take this long, add more time because of traffic and to account for taking wrong turns/exits. You might get bored and your butt and legs might get numb. 😆 Feel free to take breaks and walk around. Playing music in the car is always fun. Make sure you have drinks and snacks along the way. But also account for bathroom breaks! You can use the bathrooms at gas stations but sometimes they’re porta pottys and not very glamorous. Especially when it’s night out, you’ll have to bring a flashlight to use them. 😩 Also, sometimes gas stations aren’t around and the guys would have to pee in the woods. 😂 Just be aware of the need to go is what I’m saying!

Having a car is convenient but you also have to think of parking. If possible, stay in hotels or Airbnbs with parking provided. If not, be prepared to pay to park your car. Even driving to national parks or in the city, you’ll have to pay to park your car so you can walk around. Having cash/coins handy is nice for those things.

That’s all I can think of at the moment. If I’m missing something, let me know! Overall, road trips can be fun! You have more freedom and it’s more convenient. Please don’t let all this info scare you off! You’ll be fine. And let me know how your road trip goes! ☺️

P.S. I forgot to talk about automatic and manual cars. Manual cars are more prevalent in Europe so they’re cheaper to rent. You’ll have to check availability if you need an automatic. Also, during peak season (summer), you might have to book your car in advance because it would be awful planning a trip and realizing there’s no car available or that you have to pay steep prices.