182 Free Eau Sound Effects - Most Popular
Nespresso coffee maker #1
A Krups brand Nespresso coffee capsule machine. She makes a nice hazelnut flavored coffee, can you smell it?. UCS Category: MACHAppl. Length: 00:51.
Plastic bottle crushed #3
A plastic bottle crushed by hand. This is a bottle of Volvic water. UCS Category: PLASBrk. Length: 00:08.
Quenching, cooling #4
Cooling a hot object with water. This is a welder in a glass. UCS Category: FIRESizz. Length: 00:01.
Quenching, cooling #5
Cooling a hot object with water. This is a welder in a glass. UCS Category: FIRESizz. Length: 00:01.
Water Blop #1
Sound of water when I immerse a hydrophone in water. UCS Category: WATRLap. Length: 00:01.
Water gun #2
12 short shots, 3 long shots and 3 short-thirds water pistol. Noise of tank water. UCS Category: TOYMech. Length: 00:15.
Shots of water pistol
Several shots from a water gun, followed by two very long shots. UCS Category: TOYMech. Length: 00:15.
Brita jug flow
Flow of water into a pitcher Brita filtration. UCS Category: WATRDrip. Length: 00:26.
Sounds of a sink
A clogged sink making gurgling “glug-glug” sounds as the water finally drains away. UCS Category: WATRDran. Length: 00:08.
Electric pump + water
Electric water pump and noises in a container. UCS Category: PUMP. Length: 00:22.
Flush #3
Sound of a toilet flushing. Very good recording quality. Author's voice at the beginning;). UCS Category: WATRPlmb. Length: 00:49.
Plastic bottle crushed #2
A plastic bottle crushed by hand. This is a bottle of Volvic water. UCS Category: PLASBrk. Length: 00:04.
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