Women and girls in rural areas often hesitate to dispose of used sanitary napkins due to the lack of a proper waste management system. Unlike urban areas where garbage is collected from households and transported to landfills, rural regions face challenges in waste disposal. The absence of organized waste collection means that rag pickers manually segregate biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste, exposing themselves to health risks when coming into contact with menstrual waste containing harmful microorganisms like E. coli, leading to diseases including sexually transmitted infections. The ideal solution for proper disposal of menstrual waste is the use of sanitary incinerators. These machines burn used pads at high temperatures, converting them into ash without causing pollution to the environment. Sanitary incinerators provide a convenient and hygienic means for women and girls to dispose of their menstrual waste without embarrassment. Widely utilized in various settings such as schools, colleges, corporate offices, and public spaces like bus stations and shopping malls, these incinerators contribute to maintaining cleanliness in our surroundings.