From the day HHO conversion kits were released to the market, they were criticized. People said they cannot possibly work, they are a scam, and no one should touch them. After a while, when people started to use them, the ones who did not have them yet kept saying that there is no way those kits would work. Some of these lies have become truths to other people, but they are nothing than myths.

The first lie was about the laws of physics. People, even those without any experience in physics, claim that this system cannot produce more energy than it consumes. In fact, there is some truth behind this, since the two chemical reactions that occur on the water for fuel systems are in fact opposite. However, the energy that the system consumes comes from the car's battery, not the engine. This means the engine does not work more, so it does not use more fuel than usual, and the water for gas system just improves it.

After that, a worse lie came. This time people claimed the HHO conversion kits damage the engine. This is completely wrong. The kits are an external auxiliary system to the engine. They do not interfere with the engine's work, and they cannot harm it. This lie was made by people who do not want to see those systems in the market.

The worst lie is about the safety of the conversion kits. People opposing these kits claim that this system produces hydrogen, so it can easily make a car explode. This myth is nothing bad an attempt to defame those systems and stop people from using them. So far, no harm was done to anyone from using an HHO conversion kit. When the system produces hydrogen, it is immediately burned. No hydrogen is stored in the car while the system works, so there is no risk of explosion.

Most of these lies are made by people with interests, often people in the automotive industry or the oil industry. These myths and lies harm the reputation of a perfectly good system and prevent dozens of people from getting their opportunity for a cleaner, safer, and cheaper car.