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Possible Rise In Oil Prices Could Increase The Deficit In Petrobras Fuel Prices, Forcing An Adjustment In Gasoline And Diesel. With That, Brazilians Turn To Homemade Gasoline Production
According to information published on April 14 by Poder 360, a new rise in oil prices will pressure Petrobras to raise fuel prices and once again, the one who will suffer the consequences will be the consumer’s pocket. With high prices for gasoline, ethanol, and diesel, some Brazilians are risking producing fuel at home. Many ‘solutions’ continue to go viral on social media to ease the burden on consumers.
Check out below one of the alternatives circulating on the internet: “homemade gasoline,” made with reused cooking oil. This formula appeared on the internet a few years ago but went viral with the possible news of a new adjustment in petroleum-derived fuel prices at gas stations, a consequence of the possible war between Iran and Israel.
Who doesn’t want to refuel for less? But is it worth the risk? Does alternative gasoline really make vehicles run without causing damage to the engine?
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Check Out Below One Of The Videos That Teach How To Make Homemade Gasoline. Remembering That This Material Is A Curiosity, Click Petróleo E Gás Does Not Recommend Doing This At Home!
Consumer Turns To The Kit On The Internet That Promises Water-Powered Car With An Initial Value Of Less Than R$ 200, To Relieve The Pocket With Highs In Gasoline, Ethanol, Diesel, And CNG. Is It True Or Fake?
The best thing about Brazil is the Brazilians. With high prices for gasoline, ethanol, diesel, and CNG, there are plenty of ads for accessories that promise to reduce vehicle fuel consumption. The novelty on the internet is a device that claims to convert conventional combustion engine vehicles into “water-powered” cars, using a product known as a hydrogen kit. But is it really possible to convert water into energy so relatively easily? Check out the full article here.
