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Safe water is becoming a precious resource as a result of the combined effects of expanding population, contaminants, and climate change. Water tracking is critical, especially for domestic water. Laboratory-based testing approaches that have traditionally been used are time-consuming, expensive, and lack real-time feedback. Recently enhanced wireless sensor network (WSN) architectures have shown vulnerabilities in power management, data security, and dialogue insurance. We present here a survey aimed at summarizing the current state of the art in IoT-primarily based clever water exceptional monitoring structures (IoT-WQMS), particularly devoted to domestic programmers, as a result of recent advances in Internet-of-Things (IoT) that can be implemented in the development of more green, comfortable, and low-cost systems with real-time competencies. In summary, this study investigates commonplace water-pleasant tracking (WQM) parameters, their safe limits for drinking water, associated clever sensors, critical evaluation, and ratification of modern IoT-WQMS via a proposed empirical metric, evaluation, and discussion, and, finally, layout recommendations for a green system. Without a doubt, this research will contribute to the expanding zone of smart homes, workplaces, and cities