Since gas prices are so high, there has been a lot of buzz about «miracle devices„ that “convert water into gasoline». While that in itself is misleading and sounds a little bit ridiculous, there actually is a bit of truth behind all the talk.

I'm not sure what the source of confusion actually is, but the devices known as hydrogen gas savers, or HHO generators don't actually convert water into gasoline. Instead, they actually supplement gasoline usage by converting water in a combustible hydrogen/oxygen gas mixture known as HHO gas. HHO gas is also known as Rhode's Gas or Brown's gas, and has been used in high–heat metallurgy ovens and torches for over a century. The HHO gas is generated by running a current of electricity through water, a process called electrolysis. As the current travels through the water, the hydrogen and oxygen separate and group at the positive and negative ends of the current, and then bubble to the top.

While converting water into gasoline sounds a little ridiculous, converting water into a hydrogen fuel is a much better way to say it. As mentioned before, HHO gas is only meant to supplement your gasoline usage. Research shows that using HHO gas along with gasoline in an internal combustion engine can greatly improve fuel economy and also results in cleaner emissions. The main goal behind a hydrogen gas saver is to use LESS gasoline and that's exactly what it allows you to do. In some cases, fuel economy is improved up to 40%.

Perhaps the best news about these great devices is that you can actually build them yourself using inexpensive parts from your local hardware store. All you'll need is a water reservoir, some wiring to run the current through the water, some tubing to direct the HHO gas to the engine (via the air intake), and some various other mounting pieces. It should only take a couple hours to assemble and install the system, even my grandmother could do it.

Never Built Anything Like This Before?

Hey that's alright! Most people running these had never built one before either. If you're still a little fuzzy on how this works or how to build it, I highly suggest following one of the many guides that show you step–by–step, start–to–finish exactly how to build and install your own hydrogen gas saver. For your convenience, I've reviewed the Top 3 Guides available so you can decide which best fits your individual needs and budget.