How to Burn Water and Not Rubber

Posted by redspot | October 1, 2008 .

It is quite easy to burn the rubber of your tire. But these days, it is much more preferable to burn water for speed and efficiency than rubber. Some people are scared of putting a Frankenstein-like device under the hood of their $1 million car. That’s understandable. So why not try it in a run-down vehicle instead?

If you’re scared of ruining your dream car, you can simply try the HHO gas device on a 2002 Ford or any old car sitting in your garage. The HHO device, on its simplest form, is actually composed of a jar filled with distilled water, steel coils, and baking soda. Now it has to be attached to the car’s main battery outlet.

The main purpose of the steel coil is to burn the water and transform it into gas particles, more particularly two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. In its gaseous form, water is more potent. Now these gases are supposed to combine with your gasoline for added power, efficiency, and mileage.

The result is a fuel-efficient car that can run the distance on a few liters of gasoline. With the burned water acting as an additive, you would never have to spend a fortune on car fuel ever again.

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