Discreet, scheduled sanitary and hygiene waste collection for workplace washrooms — compared across licensed partners.
Sanitary waste covers feminine hygiene products, nappies, incontinence pads and similar washroom waste. It should not go in recycling, and in many workplaces it is collected separately from general waste for hygiene and to meet washroom regulations. Stratos Environmental compares licensed hygiene-waste partners for offices, gyms, schools, nurseries, pubs and public-facing premises.
This stream is often grouped with offensive waste. The right classification depends on whether the waste is infectious. Everyday sanitary waste from healthy occupants is typically treated as offensive/hygiene waste, not clinical.
Wall-mounted or floor sanitary units are supplied and emptied on a regular cycle. Frequency depends on how busy the washrooms are — a small office may need monthly servicing; a gym, school or busy pub often needs more. Units are swapped or emptied hygienically so staff never handle the waste directly.
Any workplace with female staff or public toilets, plus nurseries, schools, gyms, hotels and hospitality. Combining sanitary units with general waste and recycling collections keeps washrooms compliant without a separate admin headache.
Not usually. Everyday sanitary products from healthy people are typically offensive or hygiene waste. Clinical classification applies if the waste is infectious or from healthcare treatment.
It depends on footfall. Small offices may be monthly; busy gyms, schools and pubs often need more frequent servicing. We'll match the cycle to your premises.
Washroom regulations and hygiene best practice usually require dedicated sanitary units rather than asking staff to use the general bin. A proper unit is also more discreet.
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