Gas prices keep going up. More than thirty percent this year alone, so chances are that you’re looking for a way to take some of the pressure off of your bank account by saving at the pump. One way that is becoming increasingly popular is the Water4Gas system.

What is Water4Gas?

In a nutshell, it’s a system that uses forgotten technology and plain old water to help you save money on fuel. It works with both diesel and gasoline, and requires only a tiny amount of water for hundreds of miles of low cost traveling.

Car engines work by combining fuel and air together to form a combustible mix that powers the engine. The problem with this is that normally, the process is inefficient. Seventy five percent or even more, better than three fourths, of the potential power of the fuel in your car is lost. Lost to heat and unburned fuel, and this is making you spend four times as much for gas.

Essentially, for every gallon of gas your car uses, you might as well be pouring three gallons down the drain. With gas at four dollars a gallon that means three dollars of your money goes up in smoke. If you could increase the efficiency of your fuel by even ten percent, you’d decrease your gas bill by more than a third.

That’s like paying $2.50 a gallon when everyone else is paying $4.00 a gallon. That’s the kind of math that adds up to more money in your pocket.

What Water4Gas does is show you how to build a simple system that creates a hydrogen gas that replaces the air in your engine. Hydrogen burns much cleaner with gas, leading to you use more of each gallon of gas. That means more miles to each gallon, and less of your pay going to the oil companies.

Water4Gas does this by using some of the power your car produces to convert ordinary water to a hydrogen gas by a process known as electrolysis. This is the same process that allows batteries to work, and it requires only a tiny amount of water to produce enough hydrogen gas to up your fuel efficiency.

The technology Water4Gas uses to do this is nothing new, but when gas was cheap, dirt cheap, there was no reason to pursue it. Now, with advanced technology, it’s easier and more effective than ever.