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Fireplace with water as fuel

Submitted by bill on Tue, 2006-03-14 01:41. |

This fireplace is fed with water and electricity. The fireplace separates the water into hydrogen and oxygen via electrolysis, then burns the hydrogen (along with some of the oxygen for color), producing heat and water vapor. Yeah, it's far less efficient than just an electric heater, but it's mighty cool. Oh, one other hitch: it's priced at $49,900.

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