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Washington, DC planning guide

Make hand hygiene easy to see and easy to use

A restroom plan feels incomplete when users must search for a place to wash their hands. Portable handwashing stations give guests and crews a clear next step, especially at outdoor events, food-service areas, children’s programming, and active work sites.

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Standalone handwashing station beside portable restrooms at an outdoor event
A portable handwashing station near a temporary restroom area at a community event.

Place stations where behavior happens

For an event, consider the route from the restroom area toward food, seating, activities, and exits. Keep the station visible, level, and accessible without placing it where spilled water creates a slick path.

Coordinate with food and public-facing areas

Review the full layout so the station is not hidden behind a tent, placed in a drainage path, or disconnected from the restrooms. Include the station in the same route review as the accessible restroom.

Bring the details together

Share the site address, date range, estimated attendance or crew size, surface and access information, nearby structures, accessibility needs, handwashing needs, and venue instructions. The site itself determines the practical plan.

Should a station be beside the restroom?Usually it should be easy to find from the restroom, but it may be better slightly outside the queue so users can wash without blocking the entrance.
Make the plan concrete

Start with a clear brief.

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