Tap Water

The audio begins with the distinct sound of a bathroom door opening, followed by steady footfalls on a tiled floor. The listener then hears the familiar creak of a tap being turned on, ushering in a gush of water. This is the sound of tap water; clean and clear, rushing out from the faucet and into the sink. The audio then shifts to capture the sounds of hands being placed under the running water, the sound becoming muffled and changing texture, indicating the act of washing hands. The lathering sound of soap being applied and scrubbed against the hands is heard next, accompanied by the faint squelch of wet skin rubbing against skin. It then transitions to the rinse, a renewed rush of water that carries away the soap, leaving behind the squeaky clean sound of hands being rinsed. This is followed by the draining gurgle as the water exits through the sinkhole. The tap is then heard being turned off, the water flow gradually decreasing until it