Lavatory Flushing Sound

The audio commences in a standard bathroom, where the distinct echo of porcelain and tile is audible. The primary focus is on the sound originating from a toilet. There’s a brief pause, a moment of anticipation, then the unmistakable noise of a lavatory flushing begins. It starts as a low, mechanical rumble as the flush is activated. This is quickly followed by the whooshing rush of water cascading into the basin, a swirling, gurgling symphony that echoes off the bathroom walls. It's a powerful, cleansing rush, a torrent that swiftly removes all traces from the toilet bowl. The volume starts high, then gradually tapers off as the cistern empties. Finally, the sound dwindles to a less hurried trickle, then a low hum as the cistern begins to refill, ready for the next use. The sound fades away, leaving behind the serene, quiet ambiance of an empty bathroom.