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I wonder if the same idea could be used on a squirt top too. Have a screw on top with a clip and a squirt nozzle.

Physco219, I like your point about over oxygenating the atmosphere. No matter what solution we end up using we have to look into the long term effects. It's great that we've found a viable solution in turning water into hydrogen and oxygen, and then turning it back to water. And it's great that we'll get usable energy out of one of the largest natural cycles (the water cycle). But what happens in 2030, when the estimated 1 billion cars on this planet (http://hypertextbook.com/facts/2001/MarinaStasenko.shtml) are all displacing water and potentially disrupting the water cycle? Or what happens when our power plants output so much water that they form their own streams or rivers? What agricultural or environmental side effects are there? Don't get me wrong, I think that using water is a great potential solution, but these are the questions we need to be asking.