13 Free Chauffer Sound Effects - Most Popular
Whistling kettle #1

Whistle of a teapot or kettle on a wood fire. UCS Category: WHSTMech. Length: 01:08.
Boiling water

Water boils at little broth. Miking on a hot plate (no noise from gas). UCS Category: WATRBubl. Length: 00:13.
Electric kettle #1

Electric kettle noise, with 75cl of water. UCS Category: MACHAppl. Length: 02:28.
Whistling kettle #2

Whistle of a teapot or kettle on a wood fire. UCS Category: WHSTMech. Length: 01:51.
Senseo coffee maker: Water that boils

First step of making coffee with a Senseo coffee machine: water boiling. UCS Category: MACHAppl. Length: 01:28.
Water that burns

Crackling as water instantly sizzles and evaporates the moment it hits a hot plate. 16 spurts of water, from a single drop to a larger amount. UCS Category: WATRBubl. Length: 02:02.
Gas water heater

Sound of a gas water heater (boiler). The unit starts and the fan kicks in when hot water is drawn, piezo clicking, flame ignition, flame shutoff, fan shutoff, then the unit cooling down (the whole sequence twice). UCS Category: FIREGas. Length: 01:11.
Electric kettle #2

Noise of electric kettle, with the minimum of water. UCS Category: MACHAppl. Length: 01:58.
Heat expansion

A panini maker is heating up. This is the sound of heat expanding matter. UCS Category: TOOLPowrC623. Length: 00:16.
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