Water in Diesel Fuel: Fuel Treatment

[@buddybud-bud3828]

3:16 if it actually turned water into hydrocarbons, you'd be the riches man in the history of the world. You know why? Because it is physically impossible to do that. It's like turning sand into a car.

[@Humongous_Pig_Benis]

4:07 Clearly a scam! Cut the image into another sample that does not contain water. BUSTED!

[@urbanimage]

Yes, there's edit there that's very suspect.

[@kevinkelley3657]

Water cannot be converted to hydrocarbon. This product probably contains alot of alcohol, and alcohol will ruin the high pressure fuel pump on newer engines.

[@unclejoe5541]

If water could be converted into hydrocarbons we would have NO need for petroleum based fuels for internal combustion engines, seeing as how water is the most abundant material on the planet. Also, where does the extra carbon atom come from to bond with the hydrogen in the water molecule?

[@fascistpedant758]

Alcohols tend to precipitate out with the water quite quickly if left to settle. I've never tried it, but I would expect dish washing liquid to have about the same effect. Hmmm?

[@fascistpedant758]

Just checked the S.D.S.. 50-100% 2-butoxyethanol Also used in liquid soaps among other things. Wouldn't run it through my pump!

[@matrixdexter270]

HydroDiesel, Google it first

[@sipchen]

Actual chemical is 2-butoxyethanol

[@ginogallegos8079]

Snake oil.... why did you hsve to shut the camera off?????? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 every time people edit these videos it's hard to believe it 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣

[@fascistpedant758]

That stuff might solve many or all the water in fuel problems, but this is a sales pitch and you're claiming it transforms water into hydrocarbon. Have you run this video by your lawyers before posting? You had better do your homework before the lawsuits start coming in. There ain't no oxygen in hydrocarbons! Just saying.

[@debbysteudle467]

You said dump your tank. Where can we dump diesel?

[@Humongous_Pig_Benis]

2:03 If you're doing a professional presentation, how about using gloves? Apart from the smell on your hands, diesel isn't the best skin lubricant...

[@Humongous_Pig_Benis]

Can diesel engines run efficiently on snake oil? Snake oil is full of HidroCarbons. And electrolites!

[@solofilter753]

Tried this exact test. The water just settles back at the bottom in a few minutes.

[@ericmattson3234]

Haha fake ! If you noticed when he was shaking up the finished product after adding his “additive “ the recorder stops and continues with him putting back clean diesel LMAO blaahaha

[@aarondanker9749]

Please add the links to the guys that really know these two products. Yea next is the water powered vehicle!

[@aldovillanueva3720]

So can i just add water to my diesel and use this to get more fuel for my money😂

[@gkk2001]

6 mls of additive added to 40 mls of diesel! That is a 15% by volume add on rate. That is crazy. Not a practical solution at all.

[@waratah5422]

Got 44 gal works well, NOT

[@dekonfrost7]

In fairness, you could target the oxygen and divide it off the hydrogen and have the hydrogen bond to the carbon. Thats a fact. But at low temperature i dont know how they would do it. Also i would expect it to fizz.

[@TheCalebf]

If it chemically changes water to hydrocarbon can you put it in pure water and then burn the water

[@harleyrdr1]

Reading Kevin Kelly’s response, I was waiting for a rebuttal from the original poster. But nothing. That speaks volume doesn’t it.

[@scasinger123]

Water burns. HAHAHAHAHAHA!

[@BlueMax333]

Why so much water in the diesel?! Diesel fuel is not hygroscopic like brake fluid. There is only one diesel fuel additive that works. No KZbin videos because reviewers are not paid. It is so potent that it needs a ratio of only 100:1 This product is so rare that it is only available in Amazonian countries. The brand name varies so look in the composition for SNAKE OIL LOL

[@bertgrau9246]

I think he said the equipment had been sitting for about 3 years that could have a lot of condensation that might explain all the water

[@rev9fan1]

Condensation inside an aluminum fuel tank is why water gets into diesel, when you fill the tank it picks the water up off the tank and brings it to the bottom of the tank. Eventually it grows bacteria, and clogs fuel filters.

[@AlJapairai]

can this work with a gas station underground tank?

[@anilkumarsharma1205]

if water mixed with diesel then what happened to the engine

[@berniehinds4184]

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