Wholesomeness is defined in water quality regulations (England & Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland). To be considered as wholesome water must:
Meet all the prescribed standards set out in the relevant version of the water quality regulations.
Be aesthetically acceptable to customers in terms of appearance, taste and odour.
Not contain anything, either alone or in combination, which may be harmful to health.
Uncontrolled if downloaded. This is informative, non-statutory guidance and intended for general guidance purposes only; it is subject to change.
Compliance with this information should not be relied upon as guaranteeing no enforcement action will be taken by water undertakers. Water Regs UK accepts no liability for loss, indirect or consequential loss arising from or in connection with this guidance document.
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