Malta
Tap water quality in Siġġiewi
Siġġiewi
Water Services Corporation does not state whether the water is fit to drink.
- Supplier
- Water Services Corporation
- Local council
- Siġġiewi
- Data updated
- October 2026
TasteBadGood
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
ChlorineDrinkable0.7 mg CL2/lHigh quality0.014 mg CL2/l
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
LimescaleMediumLowLimescale inhibitor
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
The EcoPro filter contains a limescale inhibitor that stops the water's calcium and magnesium from forming deposits in kettles, coffee machines, taps and pipes. It doesn't remove those minerals, but limescale no longer forms. The hardness measured in your area is in the full parameter list.
MineralsHigh quality494.4 mg/lHigh quality494.4 mg/lMinerals kept
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
TAPP Water EcoPro filters do not remove healthy minerals such as calcium and magnesium, so the mineral content (total dissolved solids, TDS) is the same before and after filtering.
PathogensDrinkable0High quality
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
Heavy metalsDrinkableHigh quality
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
MicroplasticsNot reportedNot reported
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
Microplastics have been found in tap water in many countries, although the amount varies. Water Services Corporation does not report on microplastics.
PFASNot reportedNot reported
Unfiltered tap water
Filtered with EcoPro
PFAS are regulated by EU Directive 2020/2184: 0.10 µg/l for the sum of 20 substances, applicable since January 2026. Water Services Corporation does not publish PFAS results per locality.
The "Filtered" column shows the estimated result after filtering with TAPP Water EcoPro filters.
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About this data
Data from Water Services Corporation's latest published sample at each sampling point. Quality ranges are based on WHO guidelines and EU Directive 2020/2184, transposed in Malta by Legal Notice 297 of 2023.