With gas prices skyrocketing beyond record highs, people feel helpless as they watch their hard–earned salaries be wasted on commuting costs. Some people are even having to selling their cars or find a job closer to their home because they can't afford to drive to work any more. How are the high gas prices affecting you? Luckily, thousands of people are finding a solution hidden in the world's most abundant resource: Water!

Engines that run on water don't require any direct modification from running on gasoline. Most people misunderstand and believe engines that run on water use pure water in it's natural form. This is obviously untrue, and also a big source of misinformation and skepticism. The true nature of engines that run on water, is the fact that water itself is chock full of Hydrogen. By sending an electrical current though water (a process known as electrolysis), a hydrogen/oxygen gas mixture is created that is commonly know as HHO gas. This water–derived gas has been used for over 100 years for torches, lamps, and high–heat metallurgy ovens.

As you can see, engines that run on water only do so indirectly. They are actually running on a hydrogen gas derived from water. There are no commercial kits or units available, but like thousands of others already have, you can build your own hydrogen based gas saver using some standard, inexpensive parts you can find at your local hardware store. The basic parts you will need are a water reservoir, some wiring and a few other parts to pass electrical current through the water, some tubing to direct the HHO gas to the air intake of the vehicle, and some way of mounting the system.

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.

Bruce Brennan is an expert in Fuel Economics and enjoys helping people just like you save gas every day. For more information including reviews, product comparisons, and fuel saving tips, visit his website: Hydrogen Gas Savers