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Sanitary Bin Services

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Health and Hygiene

We keep your washroom and public toilets healthy and hygienic, with our team supplying, collecting and disposing of sanitary waste.

Environmental Responsibility

We keep you compliant with The Environmental Protection Act 1990, where your business must have an authorised company – Trust Hygiene – to collect, transfer and dispose of sanitary waste.

Economic Value

Sanitary bin services need to be affordable, and at Trust Hygiene we offer competitive prices on our services tailored to your requirements.

Enhanced User Experience

Our DBS-checked and professional team, including a number of female operatives, handles everything from sanitary bin collection, relining, transfer and disposal of waste with an enhanced tracking system for you to monitor your collection dates.

How Our On-Site Sanitary Bin Service Works

Regular Servicing Options

Tailored Sanitary Waste Disposal Services

UK legislation states businesses and public spaces must provide sanitary waste disposal solutions to protect the public and environment.

UK Sanitary Waste Disposal Regulations

We guarantee your compliance with the Waste Duty of Care as part of the Environmental Protection Act 1990, whereby businesses and public sectors – waste producers – must appoint or organise for sanitary bin waste to be collected, transported and disposed of; that role lands on Trust Hygiene as a licenced waste carrier and manager.

Is Sanitary Waste Classed as Hazardous?

Sanitary waste and used feminine hygiene products are not classed as hazardous but as offensive waste. This does not mean it still can’t cause harm to humans and the environment due to sanitary waste often containing bodily fluids and blood.

Can Incontinence Pads Be Disposed of in Sanitary Bins?

Incontinence pads must be disposed of in sanitary bins in public toilets and on business premises.

Flexible Collection Time

We offer all our customers flexibility in their collection dates and cater to business’s specific requirements. This flexibility is honoured in all our services, including clinical waste and washroom services.

Quality Assurance

Our sanitary bin services ensure quality assurance, with our processes and products, including our hands-free feminine hygiene bins, meeting all regulatory standards and the Trust Hygiene team focusing on complete customer satisfaction.

Versatile Solutions

We are your one-stop company for sanitary bin collection and disposal, with the right solutions to keep your space clean and compliant.

Budget-Friendly Options

Our affordable services and products mean there is an option for all types of businesses who need their sanitary waste dealt with.

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Get in Touch for Your Free Sanitary Waste Disposal Quote

The Trust Hygiene experts are here with industry-leading and comprehensive sanitary bin services for your convenience, not only to provide high-quality products and collection, but to also keep your business compliant with strict UK legislation.

To receive a free, no-obligation quote on your tailored schedule, we’re just a phone call away on 0370 3500 988. Alternatively, send us your details to sales@trusthygiene.co.uk and we’ll be in touch.

Talk to us about your requirements

Is there a sanitary waste disposal law in the UK?

There are several sanitary waste disposal laws and regulations in the UK including The Workplace Regulations 1992 which require employers to provide appropriate means for the disposal of sanitary products in women’s toilets, and the Controlled Waste Regulations 2012 which state sanitary waste is classified as offensive waste and must be disposed of in accordance with the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

How often should sanitary bins be emptied?

Sanitary bins must be emptied regularly to maintain hygiene and prevent unpleasant odours. It should typically be done weekly or bi-weekly, depending on the usage and size of the bins. High-traffic areas call for more frequent collections.

Can staff empty sanitary bins?

While staff can empty sanitary bins, it is not recommended they do so due to health and hygiene concerns. Sanitary waste, containing human waste, fluids and blood, carries bacteria and viruses, posing high risks to those handling it. It is best to use Trust Hygiene’s professional sanitary bin service to ensure proper handling and disposal in line with UK laws.

What is a waste transfer note?

A Waste Transfer Note (WTN) is a document required by UK law whenever waste is transferred from one party to another. It will contain details including the type of waste transferred, quantity and the details of the transferor and transferee. This document ensures waste is managed responsibly.

What are sanitary bins used for?

Sanitary bins are used for the safe and hygienic disposal of sanitary waste, such as female hygiene products, personal wipes, nappies, incontinence pads, human and animal waste, as well as catheters and condoms. These bins stop blockages in plumbing systems and maintain hygiene in washroom facilities.

Why should I use a professional sanitary bin service?

Your business will stay compliant with health and safety regulations and be provided with a simple, easy, hygienic and reliable disposal method. Trust Hygiene’s sanitary bin service is done on a regular basis and keeps your environment clean and pleasant.

How does the sanitary bin collection process work?

With your collection schedule booked, our team comes out to your location and changes your sanitary bins and transports the waste safely to our licenced waste transfer station. We can send our amazing female operatives to handle the collection if you wish, providing discreet services. We will then send over all necessary documentation including waste transfer notes.

Are your sanitary bins discreet and odour-free?

Yes, our professional sanitary bins come in a range of sizes and designs that promote discreetness, feature lids that seal tightly and have deodorising agents to neutralise unpleasant smells.

How can I schedule a sanitary bin service?

Simply contact the Trust Hygiene team on 0370 3500 988 and speak to one of our experts to sort out all details to schedule your collections.

What measures do you take to ensure hygiene?

We take several measures to ensure hygiene – after all it’s in our name! We use antimicrobial liners, sanitise the bins and surrounding area on every collection.

Can I customise the frequency of bin collections?

Absolutely! There’s a reason so many clients come to Trust Hygiene as we offer customisable collection schedules. If your washrooms and toilets are high in users, choose to have a weekly bin collection or if your public areas don’t see much foot traffic, go for a four weekly option, Whatever your requirements, Trust Hygiene will accommodate them.

Do you offer eco-friendly sanitary bin options?

Yes, many of our sanitary bins are made from recycled materials, liners are biodegradable and our waste disposal methods minimise environmental impact.