Is water in Europe wetter than water in the United States?

No, water in Europe is not inherently wetter than water in the United States. The wetness of water is a property that describes its ability to adhere to surfaces or to wet objects.

Water in Europe and the United States are both made up of the same chemical compound, H2O, and therefore have the same basic physical properties.

However, the amount of moisture in the air, the temperature, and other factors can affect how wet water feels or appears to be.

It is important to note that water quality can vary greatly from location to location, so some water sources in Europe or the United States may be better or worse than others in terms of cleanliness and purity.