Pedal Operated Hand Wash Sink

Wash Sink means a structure such as a sink, basin or washbowl that receives wastewater from hand washing and other uses and serves as a point of entry into a groundwater discharge system.There are three types of hand washing. Firstly, the routine washing your hands with soap and water. Secondly, antiseptic hand washing, which is used for providing an aseptic (free from micro-organisms) environment. Thirdly, surgical hand washing, which is done by surgeons in hospitals before any surgical procedure.What we call sinks are in fact 'basins' from which the water 'sinks'. The term sink likely comes from the old English term 'sincan' – to become submerged, go under, or subside. Originally it referred to the place to where the contents of your basin would sink.A sink is a large fixed container in a kitchen or bathroom, with faucets to supply water. In the kitchen, it is used for washing dishes, and in the bathroom, it is used to wash your hands and face.