Tank Deodorizer Concentrate
The blue. Dosed per tank and sold as concentrate, so a jug covers a route rather than a stop.
Hygienix Porta Potty is the walk-in counter for tank chemical, unit paper, sanitizer refills and the spare parts that break on site. Buy one jug or load a pallet, retail or case price, no membership.
Nothing here is household stock. Every item belongs in a portable restroom, a restroom trailer or a hand wash station, sized for the crews that service them.
The blue. Dosed per tank and sold as concentrate, so a jug covers a route rather than a stop.
Pre-measured packets for crews who would rather not pour concentrate at the unit.
Tank chemistry beyond scent control, including cold-weather formulas for units left out through winter.
Paper sized for unit holders, so a roll seats and spins instead of jamming half way through a weekend.
Refills matched to the housing you already mounted, plus the tank-side consumables for wash stations.
The spray-and-scrub half of a service stop, in trigger bottles or concentrate for the truck tank.
The fittings that fail first on a busy site, kept on the shelf so a unit is not out of service for a week.
Everything that gets used up on the truck rather than inside the unit.
Not on the list? If it lives on a portable restroom, we can usually source it or point you at the right size.
Ask About an ItemManufacturers run their own hole spacing. Two slide latches can look identical across a yard and sit four millimetres apart on the door, which you discover after the drive back. Bring the failed part, or a photo of it beside a tape measure, and we will match the fitting at the counter instead of guessing from a catalogue number.
Dispensers work the same way. The housing on the wall decides which sanitizer pouch or paper roll you buy, not the brand on the box, so tell us the make before you commit to a case.
Quantities are sized for fleets and sites, not for a single bathroom at home. Most orders leave as cases, pails or drums.
Weekly and fortnightly service runs pulling blue, paper and drop-ins by the case.
Flush units needing tank treatment, soap, towels and a cleaner scent profile for guests.
Site managers keeping on-site units serviceable between contractor visits.
High-traffic weekends where sanitizer and tissue are gone before Saturday night.
Field units far from a service route, restocked by whoever is on the property.
Municipal yards and depots running their own units alongside permanent restrooms.
Seasonal sites buying a drum ahead of the busy months rather than chasing freight.
Short-notice deployments that need chemical and paper the same day, not next week.
The counter exists so you are not splitting an order across three suppliers and waiting on a freight window.
Bulk pricing at the counter with no membership and no annual fee. Buy one jug or ten cases at the same desk.
Read the list down the phone and in-stock items are pulled and waiting at the counter, usually inside the hour.
Set the list once and it repeats weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Pause it in the off season, restart it in spring.
Deodorizer and tank treatment are sold concentrated, so the freight cost goes on chemical rather than dilution.
The commercial labels you already run, plus a cheaper equivalent when the budget matters more than the badge.
Approved business accounts get net-30 terms and a single monthly invoice instead of a folder of counter receipts.
Pricing is quoted at the counter or over the phone against the quantity you actually need, so ask before you assume a case is cheaper.
One gallon of concentrate, one case of tissue, one latch or hinge kit.
Van spare, one failed unit, small siteChemical pails and multi-pack drop-ins that cover a week of stops.
Crews dosing several units a dayTissue, sanitizer refills, gloves, liners and packets by the box.
Route operators on a fixed interval55-gallon deodorizer drums and pallet quantities ahead of a busy season.
Fleets and seasonal sitesNo online checkout and no delivery fleet. Three steps, and the box is on the counter when you arrive.
Call the desk with your items. Unit count, tank size and service interval help if there is chemical on the list.
Stock is checked while you are on the line, the format is matched to the quantity, and the order gets packed.
Pick it up any day Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm. Pay on collection, or on account if you have net-30 terms.
Short answers to the questions that come up most often on the phone.
No. Hygienix Porta Potty is a supply store. We sell the chemicals, paper, dispensers and spare parts that portable toilets run on. We do not rent, deliver, pump or service units.
Tank deodorizer concentrate, drop-in packets, deodorant blocks and urinal screens, enzyme and winter tank treatment, single-wrapped unit tissue and jumbo rolls, hand sanitizer and wash station soap refills, bowl cleaner, descaler, disinfectant and pressure-wash detergent, plus spare parts such as slide latches, spring hinges, seat and lid kits, vent stacks, paper holders and tank gaskets.
No. Walk-ins can buy single units or full cases at the counter with no membership. If you want net-30 terms and one monthly invoice, we can open a business account in a few minutes.
Yes. Tell us the unit count and service interval, agree a cadence of weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and the same list is pulled and waiting at the counter each cycle. Pause or change it anytime.
Concentrate is dosed per tank, not per unit, so coverage depends on tank volume, dose rate and how hard the units are worked. Bring those three numbers and we will work out the case or drum size that lasts a full service cycle.
Yes, and most route crews do. Call (209) 821-9695 with your list. In-stock items are usually pulled, packed and waiting at the counter inside the hour. The store is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm.
Family-run, with the same people behind the desk every week. Walk in, talk it through, and leave with the right size.
Portable toilet supply store — chemical, paper and parts.
One call confirms what is on the shelf, which format suits the quantity, and how soon it can be boxed and waiting at the counter.