Here's how it happened, I was looking around clickbank for something to build a lens on. I came across this ebook that shows you exactly how to convert your car to run on water.

At first I thought it was a joke. I didn't really think it could be done.

So I started looking around to see if it was the real deal and if it would really work.

I was pretty surprised by what I found. Here are some videos of people who have used this technology and how it's working for them.

So I watched that video and believed this guy is really getting that kind of gas mileage.

I went back to the sales page for Run Your Car on Water and took a look at the videos on that page.

I was getting more convinced, but needed some more incidental evidence. :) I'm a hard sale.

And I still haven't told my husband. :)

So that last video talked me into it. My husband owns a construction company and drives a huge crew cab dually that gets like 4 miles to the gallon, I have the blazer and we also have a Honda ~ and the saturn waiting to be sold.

We are a car loving family, and we are paying out the nose. In fact, my husband has done the math and has figured if we sell the Honda and purchase a BRAND NEW PRIUS we will still be saving money in the end with gas prices going up as they are.

I've been wanting a prius forever, but here's the deal. If we can use the cars we have and convert them to run on water, that saves all the energy it takes to build a brand new car, and it will save us money in insurance coverage as well as gas.

I also read many testimonials on a different convert your car to run on water website and they all said their cars ran better and cleaner. I would think this would only make your car's engine last longer. Which I would think would mean our cars would last longer. But hey ~ I'm no mechanic, that's my husband's job. lol

We have recently been having some serious debates about clean energy and alternative fuel sources, so it will be fun to give him this book and let him convert our cars to run on water.

I can't wait to come back here and tell you all the changes I see in our cars. I will really be interested to see how much our gas mileage goes up.

So here's the baseline:

Saturn = 30 mpg
Honda = 29 mgg
Blazer = 19 mpg

I'll come back and let you know what happens for us.

My husband is always looking for more tax deductions. I just found this article at Water 4 Fuel, and guess what, converting your car to water can be a huge tax deduction. Oh, hubby's gonna love this. Here's more about the tax deductions.

Since 2005 the IRS could not afford to continue ignoring alternative fuel anymore, and started giving considerable rewards for "green" cars, "green" fuels and "green" upgrades.

You can get back up to $2,000 for a car, or up to $50,000 for a truck. Specifically, below is the word for word text out of the new IRS code:

"Deduction limit. The maximum deduction you can claim for qualified clean-fuel vehicle property with respect to any motor vehicle is one of the following.

1. $50,000 for a truck or van with a gross vehicle weight rating over 26,000 pounds or for a bus with a seating capacity of at least 20 adults (excluding the driver).

2. $5,000 for a truck or van with a gross vehicle weight rating over 10,000 pounds but not more than 26,000 pounds.

3. $2,000 for a vehicle not included in (1) or (2)."

But of course you must provide receipts that show your costs in installing and setting up your water powered car.

If you are thinking that it will cost you a fortune to set up water powered cars, think again. With the right information you would only need to spend very little money to install the device in your car that will make it run on water and gas, thereby reducing the consumption of gas.

If you're sold too, go ahead and check out the manual on how to Run Your Car on Water