Foul water
According to Part H of the Building Regulations, ‘foul water’ refers to waste water which comprises or includes:
- Waste from a sanitary convenience, bidet or appliance used for washing receptacles for foul waste; or
- Water which has been used for food preparation, cooking or washing.
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