

Standalone sinks with running water and soap, for job sites and events across the Twin Cities.

Clean, reliable, responsive, and reasonably priced! Our guests were impressed with Turd Burglar’s clean portable toilets and even commented to us. We will call again!

I used this company for our event and couldn’t be happier. The porta potties arrived exactly when promised, were very clean, and stayed that way the whole time. The team was professional, responsive, and clearly takes pride in their work. It made a big difference for our guests. I’ll definitely call them again for future events.

We used Turd Burglar for a grad party and it was a great experience. Drop off and pick up didn’t require me there, and the unit was extremely clean. Party-goers commented on what a nice porta potty it was, which made it easier to keep people outside. I have already been recommending them to others in the neighborhood.

I run a large construction company and needed some toilets and sinks for a couple job sites. The turd burglar responded super fast with zero hastle, and was on time with delivery. Toilets were squeaky clean and smelled amazing. Great prices as well. Would 100% recommend to anyone in need of toilets. Will definitely use again.


Great customer service; the drop off and pick up process was so easy. We had 2 Porta potties for our party and everyone commented on the cleanliness, we were extremely pleased and will use again

We used Turd Burgler for a graduation party, the service was great, price great, and a great guy to deal with!!

Fantastic! Quick response, local to Ham Lake and best price for a rental. Will be using again! Very clean and great customer service

A hand sanitizer dispenser is not a sink. These are standalone stations with running water, soap and towels, refilled on the same visit as the restrooms.
The portable sanitation industry standard scales them off the restroom count rather than the guest count. One to ten restrooms takes one station, eleven to twenty takes two, twenty-one to thirty takes three, and thirty-one to forty takes four. Past forty restrooms it is one more station for every ten. Events serving food usually want more than the minimum, because handwashing there is about food safety and not only comfort.
Each station arrives filled and stocked: fresh water in the tank, soap at the dispenser, and paper towels. The foot pump means nobody touches a handle. On a longer rental the station is refilled and restocked on the same visit as the construction restrooms or event restrooms it sits beside, so there is nothing separate to arrange.
How many stations you need, how long the rental runs, and how often they are restocked, which on a busy site is more often than the restrooms. Whether the station travels as part of a larger order matters too, since that is one trip instead of two. Adding an accessible unit to the same drop makes no difference to the station itself. Get a free quote.
Minnesota health rules for temporary and special event food stands require handwashing to be set up before food preparation starts, kept accessible, and used only for handwashing. That means running water between seventy and a hundred and ten degrees, soap, disposable towels, and a bin for them. The rules are explicit that gloves, wet wipes, and hand sanitizer are not substitutes for washing.
They need managing once temperatures drop. The Twin Cities average around fifty-five to sixty freeze and thaw cycles in a snow season, and standing water in an unheated station will freeze overnight. Cold weather bookings get placed out of the wind and serviced more often, and a heated station is the answer for a site that runs through the winter rather than shutting down in November.
Hand wash stations go out across the northern Twin Cities metro. That covers Andover, Anoka, Blaine, Brooklyn Park, Cambridge, Centerville, Circle Pines, Coon Rapids, East Bethel, Forest Lake, Fridley, Ham Lake, Hugo, Isanti, Lino Lakes, Nowthen, Oak Grove, Ramsey, Roseville, Saint Francis, Scandia, Shoreview, Stacy, White Bear Lake, and Wyoming, along with the surrounding communities. Most go out alongside event restrooms or job site units. View our full service area.
We provide handwash station rentals to job sites and events across the northern Twin Cities metro.
Tell us the site and how many restrooms you have, and we will size the stations for you.

