Temporary Mobile Toilets in Zhanhe District

Temporary mobile toilets in Zhanhe District mainly include two types: newly built mobile public toilets and eco-friendly mobile toilet stations, characterized by well-equipped facilities, environmental protection, energy conservation, and flexible opening hours.

Newly Built Mobile Public Toilets

• Quantity and Distribution: Since the beginning of this year, Zhanhe District has built 3 new mobile public toilets on major roads and plans to construct 6 more, with 3 already completed. These toilets are distributed along major roads for the convenience of citizens.
• Facility Configuration: These mobile public toilets have an attractive appearance and well-equipped interiors, including independent restrooms, handwashing sinks, exhaust fans, hooks, and lighting. Some toilets also provide toilet paper and are equipped with barrier-free access for the convenience of special groups.
• Environmental Protection and Energy Conservation: Some mobile public toilets utilize solar power generation and advanced separation technology. After use, they do not require water flushing but instead use foam to seal, saving water resources and not occupying the urban sewage network, reflecting the concept of environmental protection and energy conservation.
• Opening Hours: The opening hours of newly built mobile public toilets are from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, basically covering the daily activities of citizens.

Eco-Friendly Mobile Toilet Stations

• Installation Areas: Zhanhe District has installed a batch of eco-friendly mobile toilet stations in public places with high pedestrian traffic, such as railway station squares, and suburban areas not yet covered by underground sewage pipelines.
• Management and Maintenance: These toilet stations recruit volunteers nearby for management and maintenance to ensure cleanliness and normal use.
• Opening Hours: In areas with high pedestrian traffic, eco-friendly mobile toilet stations operate 24 hours a day without closing, effectively filling the gaps left by fixed public toilets and solving the problem of residents' difficulty in finding toilets.