Informational Book Explains How to Easily Make Bio-Fuel to Lower Gasoline Costs

The cost of fuel is at an all-time high, and prices will probably keep rising. Those who make their own clean-burning bio-fuel can save a lot of money, while helping to reduce pollution.

Georgetown, TX (PRWEB) May 10, 2006 – Several countries are turning to ethanol blended bio-fuels as a way to increase their oil independence from foreign oil and to help lower fuel costs. The United States is following in the footsteps of Brazil and other countries to take advantage of this technology, as consumers are realizing that there is an alternative to high oil prices.

The development of renewable fuel for home heating and vehicle consumption began in 1973, during the last gas crisis, when prices skyrocketed and fuel availability was limited. As pump prices are at near record highs again this spring, organic sources of renewable fuel are getting a more serious look from consumers as well as politicians.

“Many drivers are ready to do whatever it takes to cut their costs, even if it means making the fuel themselves”, according to Nat Norton, publisher of Infobooks.org, which has recently released the book, “Make Your Own Fuel for 12 Cents Per Gallon”. www.infobooks.org/makegasoline.phtml

“Gas prices are going through the roof and the American consumer has suffered tremendously the past year or so as prices have nearly doubled."

The book details how to build a legal distiller that generates bio-fuel from corn and grass. The project could be built by almost anyone in four to six hours using locally available materials at a cost of under $30. The bio-fuel it produces can be mixed with standard gasoline or diesel and burn safely without harming the vehicle. Using this method can save motorists 15-20 percent of the cost of gasoline. Newer cars will soon be built that can run on 100% bio-fuels, but in the meantime, a gasoline/bio-fuels mix is still needed.

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