Washroom Waste

Every business, regardless of its size or clientele, must provide at least one restroom facility on its premises. This facility may cater exclusively to staff or include multiple options for employees, visitors, clients, and customers. In the United Kingdom, it is imperative for employers to adhere to the precise guidance established by the government concerning the regulation and proper disposal of waste generated from these washrooms.

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Washroom Waste Disposal

Washrooms generate various types of waste, and we offer a comprehensive solution for their proper management. Our services encompass the provision of designated bins for secure storage, efficient collection, removal, responsible disposal, and recycling. Some of the common waste produced in washrooms comprises:

  1. Nappies and baby waste
  2. Sanitary disposables
  3. Paper towels
  4. Roller towels
  5. Absorbent Hygiene Products (AHP)

Washroom Waste Containers

120L Washroom Waste Bins

Commercial washrooms should have small general waste bins, which can be emptied into a 120L wheelie bin before collection.

Sanitary Waste Bins Bins

Every commercial bathroom must legally have a sanitary waste bin for safe disposal of feminine hygiene products and other sanitary waste.

Clinical Waste Bags

Orange waste bags are used to safely store infectious waste – that contaminated with heavily infected blood or bodily fluids.

3-Step Washroom Waste Disposal

Step1

Get A Quote

Easily get a quote for your waste disposal requirements in just a few quick and simple steps. 

Step2

Arrange Delivery

If you are satisfied with the type, quantity and size of the bins, tell us when you would like your bins delivered.

Step3

Get Your Waste Collected

We organise waste collection at a time and frequency that suits you based on the amount of waste you produce.

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Efficient Waste Management

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Customised Waste Solutions

Our plans adapt to your waste management needs, offering flexible scheduling and solutions as your business grows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do washroom services encompass?

Washroom services encompass a comprehensive range of products and services aimed at maintaining commercial bathrooms in a clean, safe, and hygienic condition. This includes tasks such as installing and replenishing soap dispensers, ensuring the proper functioning of hand dryers, air conditioning systems, and vending machines, and providing, emptying, and disposing of waste from sanitary bins and other bathroom receptacles. These services extend to various types of commercial bathrooms, including those used by both customers and employees, as well as facilities like baby changing stations and disabled toilets.

Why is maintaining washroom hygiene important?

Maintaining washroom hygiene in commercial bathrooms holds paramount importance in preventing the spread of harmful germs and bacteria to other areas within the workplace. This not only safeguards the health of employees, customers, and clients but also contributes to creating a pleasant environment that can boost staff morale and leave a positive impression on users. Furthermore, regular cleaning, maintenance, and adherence to high washroom hygiene standards can help reduce operational costs by mitigating the risk of costly and disruptive toilet and sink blockages.

What UK regulations pertain to washroom waste management?

While there isn’t a singular UK regulation or legislation dedicated solely to washroom waste, several key pieces of legislation govern its storage and disposal, as well as other aspects of washroom hygiene. These include:

  1. The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992: These regulations mandate that businesses must implement appropriate measures for the sanitary disposal of waste in their bathrooms.

  2. The Water Industries Act 1991: This legislation addresses the proper disposal of waste down toilets, emphasizing the necessity of having suitable bins available to prevent blockages.

  3. The Environmental Protection Act 1990: These regulations establish that businesses bear responsibility for the collection, storage, and disposal of all waste, including washroom waste, and set forth guidelines for compliance in this regard.

Is confidential waste recycled?

Most confidential paper disposal involves recycling the waste after it has been shredded. As confidential documents are often made from paper or card, it’s normally easily recyclable. Some types of confidential waste may be harder to recycle. Unfortunately, sometimes confidential waste ends up in landfills though – which means it not only may remain intact but also has a negative effect on the environment.