Frequently Asked Questions
What can be disposed of in a female sanitary bin?
Female sanitary bins provide a discreet disposal method for items including sanitary towels, tampons and personal incontinence products.
Do you provide sanitary bins for men’s toilets?
Yes. Male sanitary bins can be provided for the discreet disposal of incontinence pads and other personal hygiene products. These facilities may be particularly useful for men experiencing incontinence, including some men following prostate cancer treatment or prostate surgery.
Can you provide the sanitary bins?
Yes. We can supply suitable sanitary disposal bins as part of your collection service.
How often do sanitary bins need collecting?
This depends on the number of users, number of bins and the size of the premises. We’ll help you select an appropriate collection frequency rather than automatically putting you onto an unnecessarily frequent schedule.
Can you collect sanitary waste with our clinical waste?
Yes. Where practical, we can arrange sanitary waste collections alongside your other Prolinq waste services.
Do you only provide sanitary bins to healthcare businesses?
No. Although we specialise in clinical and healthcare waste, sanitary waste collections are available to a wide range of commercial premises.
Can we add sanitary bins to our existing Prolinq service?
Yes. If you’re already a Prolinq customer, contact us and we can discuss adding sanitary waste to your existing service.