When I first heard about the ability to drive your car with water, my first assumption was that it involved a car being entirely powered by water. While science has been able to run engines on water experimentally none of these engines have anywhere near the power to run a vehicle. Hence an entirely water powered car really is too good to be true. However you can drive your car with water and a combination of traditional gas or diesel. While this combination of water and gas may not be as appealing as water alone it still provides some substantial benefits including:

• improved mileage (up to 50%)
• less polluting emissions
• and savings in gas consumption

It is also relatively easy to achieve. This being the case I wondered why more people were'nt using this technology. I put this down mostly to apathy and sceptisism. But for the pro-active among you the process by which you can drive your car with water involves just a few basic steps:

1. Firstly you need to obtain conversion plans, the overall research indicates that 'Run your car on Water' provide the most cost effective and user friendly plans.
2. The next step is to purchase all the supplies necessary for the conversion. The plans provide a detailed list all of which can be purchased at your local hardware store or automobile shop for around $100.
3. The final step is the installation. With the 'Run your car on Water' plans they are simple enough to follow and install yourself. Or if your doubtfull in your own abilities or simply don't have time you can leave the conversion up to your local mechanic. In either case it should'nt take longer than a day.

So How exactly do you Drive your car with water?

After the installation, there will be a water tank in your car as well as your regular gas tank. The water in this tank is heated by an electrical current which seperates the water into hydrogen and oxygen gases, this gas is then able to combine with the gas from your regular tank to help power your engine. At the end of this process the hydrogen gas returns to its original form of water providing cleaner emissions. Your vehicle is still burning its original gas at a reduced level which keeps your exhaust hot and rust free from the water being released.

Youtube is full of live videos showing people driving their cars using this conversion, and while some people claim to have upto an 80% increase in mileage the median tends to be around 50%. Of course this all depends on the condition of your car, an engine that needs a tune up is never going to be as efficient as one that is running well, with or without the conversion.

Whats the best?

The 'Run your car on water' site has a lot of positive feedback, the conversion works, and in terms of cost, $50, and ease of use (it avoids complicated mechanical jargon) most people give it 5 stars.

So 'drive your car with water' and:

• have cleaner emissions
• run your car for longer on less
• regain your initial costs in savings after a few weeks or even days
• save money on gas for good