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Gulf Coast PRO places hand-wash stations on the beach

Boyett’s provides daily service for about 175 sinks used by tourists, oil-cleanup crews.
  • By Jim Kneiszel
  • July 08, 2010

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Portable restroom contractor Lynn Boyett is thankful for work in a down economy, but he wishes the Gulf oil spill isn’t what triggered newfound revenue these days. Boyett has placed about 175 PolyJohn Bravo hand-wash units along the beaches of Escambia County, surrounding his...

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