Water4Gas review: How to run your car on water

Did you know that you can run your car on water and save over 40% on your fuel price? Water4Gas is an effective and simple system that converts your car to run on water. This technology is based on splitting the water on board a vehicle and using the resulting hydrogen and oxygen gases not to drive the vehicle but to increase the efficiency of its gasoline combustion.

Water4gas is one of the most complete and DIY water gas systems designed specifically for beginners with no special tools and very limited budgets. A complete working system can be built at home with basic hand tools for $20-$100, installs in minutes and removes in seconds.

The package consists of two e-books, a total of 183 pages and the result of many water and gas systems built by the team of Bill Lang, Tom Lang and Ozzie Freedom. These two eBooks are packed with details, images, diagrams and step-by-step instruction videos to illustrate how the system works, how to build and install the kit from scratch.

The Water4gas system is easy for everyone to set up, the eBooks will show you how to put a small container under the hood and use power from your car battery. Then put water and baking soda in the container. It takes the water and separates it into oxygen and hydrogen, and then burns the hydrogen along with the gasoline, resulting in higher mileage.

Is this system SAFE? Hydrogen is dangerous and it is dangerous to store it in high pressure tanks. However, the water4gas system does not generate hydrogen, it generates HHO (Hydrogen + Oxygen). The presence of oxygen and water vapor in the system makes HHO very safe! The HHO fuel used in this system is considered as safe or even safer than gasoline.

More and more motorists are looking to alternative energy and gas-saving technologies to combat the rising price of oil. Experiments have shown that running your car on water can save hundreds of dollars in fuel costs over a period of time. Water4Gas is definitely worth a try. You can save money, save gas, and protect the environment.