The purpose of this run your car on water blog is to debunk both the scammers and the critics. Both scammers and critics have unnecessarily delayed the growth of the run your car on water industry.

I decided to make this the first post, since I anticipate pointing back to it time and again. This run your car on water blog is about running a gasoline or diesel-powered internal combustion engine partially on water electrolyzed into hydrogen and oxygen gases. Why would one want to do this? To save on fuel and reduce emissions.

The critics say that running your car on water can’t be done because if violates the first law of thermodynamics. They are talking about running a car on 100-percent water and nothing else. A perpetual motion machine of this type is not possible. Do no confused this however, with a car that run partially on water (H20) that is separated by electrolysis into HHO gas.

The scammers simply try to confuse people. Many scam sites do not know the difference between the mythical 100-percent water car, an HHO assisted car, a fuel cell car and an internal combustion engine that runs on hydrogen gas.

These are all different technologies (or theories) and that is why I have put up this run your car on water blog, to separate the fact from the fiction when it comes to running one’s car partially on water.

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