Using Water to Improve Gas Mileage: Discover HHO Secrets

As gas prices continue to rise, thousands of people are beginning to discover that they can cut their gas bills in half by using water to improve gas mileage. While there are many “fuel economy devices” and “fuel saver” additives on the market, many people are frustrated when they don’t see improvements. It turns out that we’ve only just begun to find a valuable fuel source hidden in the most abundant natural resource on earth: water.

How can a car run on water?

Using water to improve gas mileage is not a complicated concept. It’s a well-known fact that hydrogen is a powerful fuel source, but until a new technology comes along, it’s not very practical for the average person to own a 100% hydrogen-powered car. However, THERE IS a practical solution, and that is to use a simple home device to turn water into a special gas known as HHO. HHO gas is a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen that you can use to supplement the gasoline in any vehicle, and since you’re just supplementing the gasoline, there’s no engine modification to it.

So can I build this myself?

That’s right! People all over the world are building and installing these hydrogen-based gas savers in their vehicles and using water to improve gas mileage. The whole process is pretty simple, and generally all you will need are the following parts:

• Some kind of reservoir to hold the water. Jars are commonly used for this.
• Wired for power. You will need to run a current of electricity through the water to generate the HHO gas.
• Small amount of tubing to carry the gas from the tank to the engine.
• And a few other small parts such as anything you may need to mount the tank under the hood of your vehicle.