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Tank deodorizer concentrate
Blue concentrate by the quart, gallon and pail. Dye, fragrance and surfactant in one charge — the everyday workhorse for a waste tank.
Portable toilet supplies, over the counter
We keep the consumables and hardware that portable toilets run on: deodorizer concentrate, drop-in blocks, enzyme digester, tissue, sanitizer, seats, latches and dispensers. Walk in, tell us what you are working on, and it comes off the shelf.
Sacramento Porta Potty Swiftline is a supply counter, not a service company. We do not operate units and we do not run jobs — we stock the crews and operators who do.
Call ahead with your list and we will have it set aside on the counter under your name.
The acrylic plaque on the wall carries the same address you see below. If the plaque matches, you are at the right suite.
Twelve bins, ordered the way a crew actually shops: chemistry first, paper and soap second, hardware last. Everything below is a counter item.
Blue concentrate by the quart, gallon and pail. Dye, fragrance and surfactant in one charge — the everyday workhorse for a waste tank.
Pre-measured packets and toss-in blocks for crews who would rather not pour, plus scented urinal screens and mats.
Formaldehyde-free biological treatment that works on solids and paper instead of just masking odour. Ask which one suits your tank turnaround.
Cold-weather concentrate for units left standing through a Valley cold snap, so the tank charge keeps working below freezing.
Single-ply and two-ply rolls sized for portable units, jumbo rolls, and the double and triple holders that bolt to the wall.
Gel and foam sanitizer refills, pink hand soap by the gallon, and the tank charge that keeps a wash station fresh between fills.
Interior wall spray, bowl cleaner, degreaser and disinfectant in ready-to-use bottles or concentrate you dilute yourself.
Slide bolts, spring latches, occupancy indicators, hinge sets and the closer springs that go first on a busy door.
Replacement seats and lids, riser hardware, vent pipe and screens, plus the fasteners that hold them without cracking the shell.
Sanitizer and soap dispensers, mirror and shelf brackets, mounting plates and stainless fasteners for retrofits.
Nitrile gloves, heavy wipes, pump-up sprayers, funnels, measuring jugs, brushes and the spare trigger heads that always walk off.
If a bin is empty or you need something we do not normally carry, tell us at the counter. We will say plainly whether we can get it and roughly when — no guessing.
Most bad results at a portable toilet come from the wrong bottle or the wrong dose — not a bad unit. Four things worth checking before you buy.
A gallon of concentrate is not a gallon of charge. Check the dilution rate before comparing two bottles on size alone.
Tank volume drives the dose. A high-capacity tank and a standard tank take different charges from the same bottle.
Fragrance covers odour. Enzymes break down solids and paper. Long-standing units usually want the second kind.
Some disposal sites will not take formaldehyde-treated waste. Know where your tank ends up before you pick a chemistry.
Portable toilet hardware is not standardised between makers. A latch that looks identical can sit on a different bolt pattern. Six things that get you the right part first time.
Sacramento Porta Potty Swiftline sells to the people who look after portable units — not to the units themselves.
Buy one bottle or a pallet of them. Pricing is quoted at the counter against current stock — we do not publish a list that goes stale.
One bottle, one latch, one roll holder. No minimum and no account needed.
Standard case counts for the consumables that move fastest — packets, tissue, gloves, sanitizer.
Concentrate in pails and drums for operators running a full route sheet. Ask what is on hand before you plan around it.
Read your list down the phone. We pull it, check what is short, and tell you before you make the trip.
Supplies and hardware for portable toilets: tank deodorizer concentrate, drop-in blocks and urinal screens, enzyme digester, winter formula, unit tissue and holders, hand sanitizer and soap, wash-station charge, cleaning chemicals, latches, hinges, springs, seats, risers, vent stacks, dispensers, brackets and crew consumables. It is a supply counter — we sell the products, we do not operate units.
No. Anyone can buy at the counter, in any quantity, from a single bottle upward. There is no account to open and no minimum order.
Yes — that is the best use of the counter line. Call (916) 775-0915, read your list, and we will check the shelf while you are on the phone rather than have you turn up to an empty bin.
Sometimes, but not reliably. Portable toilet hardware is not standardised between makers, and the bolt pattern matters more than the shape. Bring the old part or a photo with a tape measure beside it and we will match it properly.
Concentrate costs less per charge and stores in less space, but you have to measure it. Ready-to-use costs more per charge and removes the mixing step. If more than one person on your crew handles the bottle, ready-to-use usually causes fewer problems.
Yes. We keep a winter concentrate for units left standing through a cold snap, so the tank charge keeps working when temperatures drop. Ask for it by name at the counter rather than assuming the standard blue does the same job.
Call the counter and we will check the shelf while you are on the line, then set the order aside under your name. Walk-in counter and phone orders only — no cart, no shipping.
Sacramento Porta Potty Swiftline
1601 Response Rd Ste 952, Sacramento, CA 95815
Open Daily 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM