Blue deodorizer concentrate
The workhorse liquid. Measured per tank at each service, dyes the water, holds odour down between visits.
- Format
- Liquid concentrate
- Sold as
- Bottle or case
Porta potty supplies and portable toilet tank chemicals, sold over the counter.
Blue deodorizer and drop-in packets, enzyme tank treatment, toilet tissue, hand sanitizer and soap refills, dispensers, and the small spares that go missing on a unit — a walk-in counter, and whatever quantity you actually need.
There is no cart and no checkout screen. Tell the counter what units you are stocking and what is running low, and the answer comes back in plain terms — what is on the shelf now, what has to be asked about first, and what dose the product is meant to be used at.
Tank chemistry on one shelf, paper and hand hygiene on the next, hardware and crew consumables on the third. Stock moves, so the dot on each item is a guide, not a promise — one call settles it.
The workhorse liquid. Measured per tank at each service, dyes the water, holds odour down between visits.
Pre-measured sachets that dissolve in the tank. No jug, no measuring cup, no spill down the side of the unit.
Live-culture treatment that breaks solids down rather than masking them. Slower to act, kinder to what it drains into.
For sites that will not take formaldehyde chemistry, or where the waste goes somewhere with rules about it.
Splash control and odour at the urinal itself. Scented and scent-free versions are not interchangeable on a fussy site.
Scent only, no tank action. Useful for a quick walk-round before an event opens, not a substitute for dosing.
Standard rolls by the case. Check the roll diameter against your spindles before buying a full case of the wrong size.
For units fitted with jumbo spindles and high traffic, where a standard roll disappears in a morning.
Jugs and sealed cartridges for the sanitizer station inside or beside the unit.
Sealed refills for wall dispensers on wash stations. Cartridge fit is dispenser-specific — bring the empty.
Housings for soap and sanitizer, with the keys and mounting hardware, for replacing one that has been broken off.
Hand towel stock for wash stations, in the roll and folded formats that most cabinets take.
Replacement roll hardware for single and double holders. Fits vary by unit maker, so the old part settles it fastest.
Vent stack sections and the mesh screens that keep insects out of the tank in warm weather.
Occupied and vacant latch parts, hinge pins and closer springs — the parts that fail before anything else does.
Replacement seat assemblies and lids. Colour and bolt pattern both matter, so a photo of the old one helps.
Trigger sprayers, hand pumps for the concentrate drum, and marked jugs so the dose is measured rather than guessed.
Nitrile gloves, bin liners and granular absorbent for the crew kit that lives in the back of the van.
Most of the complaints about portable toilet chemistry are dosing complaints wearing a disguise. Four answers, and the right bottle picks itself.
Concentrate is cheaper per tank but has to be measured. Ready-to-use costs more and removes the measuring step entirely.
Dose is written per gallon of holding capacity. Guess it and you either waste product or leave the tank under-treated.
Formaldehyde chemistry is fast and strong. Enzyme and formaldehyde-free options exist because plenty of sites will not accept it.
Fragrance masks; it does not treat. Indoor events and sensitive sites often want the scent-free version of the same product.
None of it is complicated, and none of it needs paperwork. It is the difference between a two-minute call and three rounds of guessing.
One unit and twenty units point at different pack sizes.
Printed on the unit, or in the maker’s spec sheet. This drives the dose.
Longer gaps need more product, or a stronger chemistry, or both.
Soap and sanitizer cartridges are keyed to their housing. The empty tells us everything.
Standard and jumbo are not swappable. Measure the old roll before buying a case.
Formaldehyde-free requirements, fragrance bans, or a specific product a client insists on.
No account, no minimum, no contract. A single bottle is a perfectly normal purchase here, and so is a pallet-sized top-up before a busy week.
Keeping the units on a build usable between scheduled visits, without waiting on anyone else’s schedule.
Stocking paper and sanitizer for a weekend, then topping up mid-event when the numbers beat the forecast.
Looking after standalone units on a campus, yard or lot as part of a wider maintenance round.
Units parked a long way from anything, where running out is a whole day lost rather than a quick errand.
Crews who look after their own handful of units and want to buy consumables without a supply contract attached.
One unit on site for a renovation, and a straightforward need for tissue, sanitizer and something for the tank.
Everything below is sold over the counter in person. Ask about case quantities on the phone so the counter can check what is on hand before you make the trip.
| Group | Typical format | Smallest quantity | Larger quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Liquid deodorizer | Concentrate, measured per tank | Single bottle | Case |
| Drop-in packets | Pre-measured soluble sachet | Tub | Carton of tubs |
| Enzyme treatment | Liquid or packet, live culture | Single bottle | Case |
| Toilet tissue | Standard and jumbo roll | Single roll | Case |
| Soap & sanitizer | Jug or sealed cartridge | Single unit | Case |
| Dispensers & spares | Housings, latches, seats, vents | Each | Kit |
| Crew consumables | Gloves, liners, absorbent | Box or bag | Multi-pack |
There is no online cart and no order form on this page. The counter works by phone and in person, which is why a call before the trip is worth the two minutes.
Tank size, how many units, how often they get serviced, and anything the site insists on. That is enough to narrow the shelf.
The counter checks stock and fit while you are on the phone, and says plainly if something has to be asked about rather than promised.
Suite 492, any day between 7:00 AM and 9:00 PM. Bring the empty cartridge or the broken part if fit is in question.
No. Restella Porta Potty Flushly is a supplies counter only. It sells the chemicals, paper, hand hygiene products, dispensers and spare parts that portable toilets need. It does not supply, place, move, service or empty the units.
Blue liquid deodorizer concentrate, pre-measured drop-in packets, enzyme and bio-digester treatments, and formaldehyde-free liquid deodorizer. Urinal screens, blocks and a fragrance-only refresher spray sit on the same shelf.
A single bottle, a single roll or a single latch is a normal purchase. There is no minimum, no account and no contract. Case quantities are available on most lines — ask on the phone so stock can be checked first.
Dose is set by the holding tank capacity in gallons and by how long the unit goes between services. Have both numbers ready and the counter can point you at the right concentration and the right pack size.
Yes. Formaldehyde-free liquid deodorizer and enzyme-based treatments are both stocked, for sites that will not accept formaldehyde chemistry or that need a gentler option for what the waste drains into.
Cartridges are keyed to their housing and roll sizes are not interchangeable between standard and jumbo spindles. Bring the empty cartridge or measure the old roll, and the fit question takes seconds instead of a return trip.
No. There is no cart, no checkout and no form on this page. Everything is arranged by phone on (726) 259-1489 and bought in person at the counter during opening hours.
Call the counter with your tank size and how many units you are stocking. Restella Porta Potty Flushly will tell you what is on the shelf today and what to bring with you.