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TerraPore AutoSiphon emergency water filter

TerraPore AutoSiphon emergency water filter

Clean, safe drinking water for your family the day the tap fails

$69.00
  • Fired-clay MicroPore filter removes 99.99% of bacteria, plus mud and rust
  • No power, fuel or boiling: a few squeezes and gravity does the rest
  • Soda-can size, just 6 ounces, and the clay washes clean for years
Details
  • MicroPore fired-clay filter in a protective cage
  • Clear hose and squeeze bulb included
  • Filters out E. coli, Giardia, mud and rust
  • Works in rain, creek, pond or well water, in a tub, a barrel or a bucket
  • About 5.5 inches tall and 6 ounces
  • Scrub and rinse the clay to clean it, then it's ready for the next pot

120-day money-back guarantee: clean water in your pot, or every penny back.

Shipping & returns

Free U.S. shipping over $69. Most orders arrive in 10 to 15 days, with a tracking link by email the day it ships. You have 120 days to decide: call (877) 428-1729 or email support@quietprotector.com for a full refund.

When disaster hits, safe water is the first thing to go

Your tap runs on power, so when the grid goes down it can run dry or turn brown. Stores sell out of bottled water in hours, and boiling takes fuel you may not have. Every home needs its own way to make clean water.

TerraPore AutoSiphon vs bottled water

TerraPore AutoSiphonBottled water
Makes dirty water safe to drinkYesNo
Never sells outYesNo, shelves empty in hours
Nothing heavy to haul or storeYesNo
Goes with you if you leave homeYesOnly what you can carry
120-day money-back guaranteeYesNo

What's inside, and why it matters

The kit on an olive tarp: MicroPore filter in its cage, clear hose and squeeze bulb (no text)

Fired-clay MicroPore filter

The clay is packed with pores 300 times thinner than a hair. Water slips through, while germs, mud and rust stay stuck outside, where you can scrub them off.

Kitchen counter: TerraPore in a bucket filling a steel pot on its own

Fills a pot hands-free

A few squeezes of the bulb start the siphon, then gravity fills your pot on its own. No pumping every jug and no lifting heavy water up high.

Hands lowering TerraPore into a bucket of water in the kitchen

Small enough to keep everywhere

Soda-can size and just 6 ounces, so one fits in a kitchen drawer, a go-bag or the car, and it replaces a garage full of bottles.

How to use TerraPore AutoSiphon

1Drop the filter in the waterA tub, a barrel or any bucket will do. Keep the water higher than your pot.
2Squeeze the bulbSet your pot below the water and squeeze the bulb a few times to start the flow.
3Let the pot fillClean water runs through the clay and fills your pot on its own, hands-free.

TerraPore AutoSiphon: questions before you order

Why not just boil the water?

Boiling takes fuel and a fire, and it leaves the mud in. TerraPore needs neither.

I already have a countertop filter or a straw. Why would I want this?

Keep it. A countertop filter means lifting heavy water, and a straw serves one person. TerraPore fills a pot for the whole family.

What does the MicroPore filter stop?

E. coli, Giardia, mud and rust. Water slips through the clay and they stay out.

I'm on city water. Why would I need it?

City water runs on power, so when the grid goes down the tap can run dry. TerraPore gives you safe water the day it stops.

What water can I use it in?

Rain, creek, pond or well water, in a tub, a barrel or a bucket. Just keep the water higher than your pot.

How many should I get?

One for each home and car you'd want clean water in. The more you get, the more you save.

How do I clean it?

Scrub the clay with a scrub pad and rinse it, and it's ready for the next pot.

TerraPore AutoSiphon: a clay water filter that works without power

TerraPore AutoSiphon is an emergency water filter with a fired-clay MicroPore element that removes 99.99% of bacteria, plus mud and rust. A few squeezes of the bulb start the siphon and gravity does the rest, filling a pot from a bucket, a tub or a barrel with no power, no fuel and no boiling.

It filters out E. coli and Giardia and works with rain, creek, pond or well water. It is about 5.5 inches tall and 6 ounces, and the clay washes clean: scrub and rinse it and it is ready for the next pot, for years.

Clean water is one of the power outage essentials families forget until the tap stops being safe.