Quickly Turning the Shower Handle On and Off, with Water Shutting off and Dripping

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The audio begins with the distinct metallic sound of a shower handle being swiftly rotated. This action signifies the initiation of water flow through the shower valve. The distinctive, rushing sound of water under pressure fills the audio as the shower is turned on. The intensity of the sound is indicative of the rapidity with which the handle was turned. Just as abruptly, the sound of the rushing water diminishes to a trickle as the shower handle is swiftly rotated again, this time in the opposite direction, to shut off the water flow. The shutoff valve does its work, and the forceful gush of water gradually diminishes, giving way to the soft, rhythmic pattering of residual water droplets. The audio concludes with the calming sound of dripping water, each drop resonating as it falls from the shower head onto the hard surface below. The echo of each drip, a gentle reminder of the forceful gush of water that had just been there moments before. The sound of the dripping