The audio clip titled "Drainage of the Washing Machine" starts off with the unmistakable hum and whir of a washing machine in operation. The soundscape is familiar, almost nostalgic for anyone who's spent time in a household laundry room. The noise is rhythmic and continuous, portraying the diligent cycle of wash, rinse, and spin. Suddenly, the drone alters. The washing machine is now entering its drain phase. The sound of water, once muffled within the confines of the machine, now becomes prominent. The water gurgles and splashes, rapidly exiting the machine through the drain. It's a satisfying sound, signifying the end of a successful wash cycle. The washing machine's mechanical hum and the water's rush creates a unique symphony - a testament to the efficiency of Soviet-era household appliances. Despite being a product of the USSR, the sounds are universal, a common thread in households across the globe. The audio clip ends on the same note it began