Of course rising gas prices are inconvenient and may even put us in the poor house. But the damage we do with these energy sources both to ourselves and to the environment is even worse than the damage we've done to our own sense of financial well-being. It's time we did something better.
So if we are not to depend on nonrenewable and polluting fossil fuel sources such as gasoline to provide our energy needs, what are we to do?
Well, there's water fuel. Water fuel conversion technology isn't new, but its benefits are finally something we can no longer ignore. You can run your car at least partially on water fuel and give yourself significant savings if you utilize this technology; further, you'll be significantly impacting the environment in a positive way as well.
When you do water fuel conversion, your gas mileage will about double over what you're getting now. You and your family will also be helping the environment very positively. You'll be adding much less carbon dioxide and monoxide to the atmosphere every time you take your car out.
Best of all, this technology is not very expensive. Although the conversion itself will cost you about $100, your savings in gas prices will be many times that. This means that you'll be able to make back your initial investment in a very short period of time, and you'll give yourself and your family savings in both fuel and money.
This may even literally recession proof you and your family, because you'll be giving yourself a financial cushion that others who don't use this technology won't have. In addition, the government, too, gives you a tax write off because you use this technology, which is yet another opportunity to save a few dollars.
Best of all, perhaps, you'll be teaching your children that both taking care of environment and being frugal are important. When your children see you take care of the environment by utilizing this most important eco-friendly technology, you'll be teaching them valuable lessons. And when you utilize the water conversion technology and save money, this, too, can teach children important lessons on saving. You'll be teaching all members of your family that you don't need to burn money (along with excessive fossil fuels) to live well and take care of the environment at the same time.
Utilizing water fuel conversion technology is just one smart way among many to be both financially and environmentally conscientious.
This morning on the news they did a segment on the best hybrid cars to buy, and why. With gas at around 4 bucks a gallon and always climbing, there have been quite a few feature stories like this. In fact, yesterday (Sunday June 1, 2008) Good Morning America dedicated about 15 minutes of precious airtime to this, with a half dozen nice new hybrids lined up and an expert on hand to explain the good and bad of each. The thing that gets me is that it seems to me nobody bothers explaining how you can double the gas mileage of your current vehicle for a couple hundred dollars, using ordinary tap water.
The basic technology of extracting hydrogen gas from water has been around a long time but it wasn't until gasoline and diesel started getting really expensive that regular people like you and me started hearing about it.
I can't speak for anyone else butI'll share my own experience. A while back I got really fed up with gas jumping in price every single time I filled up so I started hunting for an alternative solution. After a couple months of scouting I found that Hydrogen from water seemed the best solution. I originally planned to buy a kit for $1,500 It looked simple enough. I would just have to refill the fuel cell every few months with distilled water. But then I heard about a kit I could build myself for about $100 ($49 for the instruction manual and $56 for the parts from a local hardware store.) Long story short, I tried it on my 1995 Isuzu Pickup truck and went from 21 mpg to 39 mpg and better! Another nice little side effect was that my emissions became a lot cleaner (no more nasty smell when idling at traffic lights.)
I'll admit I was kind of scared to get under the hood and do the actual installation so I asked my brother in law to help me install it. I was a little embarrassed when he opened the manual I gave him, used a couple tools I keep under the kitchen sink, and did it in about 20 minutes. But I'm sure not embarrassed now that I only go to the pump half as often. I love it!
Regarding the question of safety, I've heard people say "Isn't that dangerous?" Again, being a bit of a worrier I had the same concerns but then realized if anything it's the safest solution I could find. Not to mention the cheapest. Since the hydrogen gas is created in tiny volume, only as needed, it's no more dangerous in my mind than having a bottle of drinking water in the car. And for that matter, the hybrid expert on TV left us viewers with some sobering thoughts about purchasing a hybrid, chief among them being safety. Here are a few that stood out to me...
1.) Due to their special lightweight designs most hybrids tend to be less safe than regular vehicles.
2.) On average a hybrid costs 50% more than the same all gas powered vehicle.
3.) Even with rising gas prices, a hybrid typically takes 3 to 10 years to pay for itself.
4.) Some of the best hybrids that used to qualify for a government tax break, don't anymore (like the Toyota Prius.)
To create your own hydrogen hybrid, there are a couple ways to go. You can go with a system that uses ordinary tap water (like from your kitchen faucet) or one that uses distilled water with an agent added in (such as a little baking soda.) Both systems work extremely well and cost just about the same to build and install. I'll give you a couple links to get you started.
First is the one I've used, that works with plain tap water. I picked this because I didn't want to be bothered with worrying about having distilled water on hand when I needed it. And I'm really glad I did. The results are amazing!
"RunYourCarFromWater.com" is a good resource where you can buy the complete easy to understand instruction manual for $49, http://www.RunYourCarFromWater.com.
They guarantee at least a 40% increase in mileage using their methods. But once more, I got better than double that on my old pickup truck.
Or you can go with one like "Water for Gas", which uses distilled water in its fuel cell. The full instruction manual is $97 (and still a bargain) and available from http://www.Water4GasWeb.com.
Turning my vehicle into a hydrogen hybrid was the smartest thing I could have done. It runs cleaner and better than ever. Better still it only costs about half as much each month to run. Forget about 5 or 6 years to have a hybrid car payoff. The simple system I use paid for itself in less than a month!
I hope you have a chance to experience just how great it feels. Good luck!
Article Source :
About Author
Both Lina Mavaega & Scott Jason are contributors for EditorialToday. The above articles have been edited for relevancy and timeliness. All write-ups, reviews, tips and guides published by EditorialToday.com and its partners or affiliates are for informational purposes only. They should not be used for any legal or any other type of advice. We do not endorse any author, contributor, writer or article posted by our team.
Lina Mavaega has sinced written about articles on various topics from . Before you throw away anymore money on soaring gas prices, read about the benefits of converting your gas vehicle to burn or. Lina Mavaega's top article generates over 1600 views. to your Favourites.
Scott Jason has sinced written about articles on various topics from Internet Marketing, Education Toys and SEO Search Engine Optimization. Scott Jason has spent years as an alternate fuel researcher for domestic and industrial power and entered the automotive research area in 2006. He shares his experience as on