Microbiological and chemical analysis carried out on water produced at Irish Water’s water treatment plants serving Dublin confirmed the water was compliant with drinking water regulations and is safe to drink, the utility said in a statement.
“Some people may be more sensitive to changes in how their drinking water tastes or smells. A change in the taste or smell of drinking water can indicate a change [in] treatment processes – eg more chlorine being added if necessary. “Or [it] can be due to the impact of weather on a water source or the presence of organic matter or minerals that have been picked up as the water flows through the network, none of which poses a risk to drinking water quality,” Irish Water added.
Water produced at the treatment plants is tested daily, in conjunction with extensive monitoring in the distribution network. The utility said customers with queries or concerns about the quality of their drinking water should contact Irish Water directly via its customer contact centre, which operates 24/7, on 1850-278278.
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