Bath Filling 2 Hours - Mic Position 1 - Outside Door - For ASMR / Relaxation

[@americahoxeng]

I’ve been coming back to this video for about 4 years now, and I always read through the comments, even though I’ve read them all before. When I was a kid, my mom would want my sister and I to sleep with her sometimes, so my sister would sleep in the middle of the bed and I’d sleep on the left facing the bathroom wall. I remember waking up to it being pitch black outside while my mom got ready for work. She’d leave the door cracked and the light in the bathroom was warm and yellow just like the video. The sound of her taking a shower would give me tingles and put me back to sleep. I also used to go inside the bathroom and sit on the lid of the toilet while she showered. I would bring my knees up to my chest and use a towel to wrap around myself. That plus the steam, plus the sound of the water was the most comforting thing in the world.

[@Cloudy45811]

One of my favourite things as a child was listening to the sound of a bath running. My dad used to work nights and he would always shower before he left for work but sometimes he would have a bath, particularly during the winter months. When he said he was having a bath, I would rush to get cosy in bed. My sister and I shared a room which was next to the bathroom and my bed was against the wall with the bath on the other side. Whenever my dad took his bath it would sound just like this through the wall. I would get into bed and snuggle up to the wall as close as possible. I would get tingles across my body and slowly drift off to sleep listening to the bath filling.

[@contaminated2713]

this might be the few big(ish) comment sections on youtube that's almost 100% wholesome

[@MasonMakesVids.Melatonin]

SUPER off topic but ur pfp makes me so happy for some reason and i have no idea why lmao

[@ronclo512]

So refreshing to have this friendly community in these comments. I love reading them just as much as listening to the videos

[@contaminated2713]

​@@MasonMakesVids.Melatonin the answer is cat

[@kenpoole4029]

I was Adopted into a large family of Boys aged 8 along with my 3 sisters the Mother and Father only wanted girls so I can along with the package .. never felt wanted or loved My escape was to start the bath running slowly then get in the Airing Cupboard which was in the bathroom amongst all the Towels and Blankets next to the Emersion Heater . The warmth from the Airing Cupboard along with the sound of the bath running gave me the comfort I needed to get through the day... Thanks for this .. I put this on at night or when I have had a tough day.. At 63 now it still brings back that warm feeling xx

[@jaemegrrl]

High school was a thoroughly dismal place, and home was a true mine field, so I used my time in the bathroom to huddle contentedly next to the old tub early every weekday morning. I would get up at 6 am, drag myself to our family tub room, and crawl under the old clawfoot wit my fav blanket, my savior when stressed. Turning on the spigots very slow, I could relax to the slow rumble of water and dream in a warm nest while fortifying myself for the day ahead, getting my chills & goozebumps. I still do this, but at night after a long day, and it always gives me peace.

[@richfan10]

I sit in my car most days for my hour dinner break and put this on as it’s normally freezing where I live ; my car has heated seats so it’s so easy for me to relax listening to this. As a kid I have early memories of love listening to a bath run early hours of the morning or late at night even a sound of a kettle boiling gave me an amazing feeling of warmth and comfort

[@David-bl5en]

We are a special breed of people, those of us who love the sound of the running bath water! I read all of your comments and its as if I wrote almost all of them. My experiences are the same. Loved to lay next the running bath tub. Loved to be in the room next to the bathroom and listen to family run their baths. Chills would come over me. Such a safe feeling. A feeling of being in the moment. This video/audio helps to bring back some of those feelings/emotions and memories. Not quite the exact same, but still a welcomed feeling. I listen often while working and sleeping. reading everyone's comments lets me know I am not alone in these types of memories. And that is a comfort in and of itself!

[@austindowney325]

I love coming here to read the comments and relive that feeling!

[@peterduggan5059]

Definitely not alone me too. Suffer terribly with depression 😢 this is my come too sound that so reminds me of the past and being a little boy in the 80s loving this sound. Peace ✌ ☮

[@Nature-z4h]

Me too!

[@TotalAlchemy]

Just a couple of blue minded people

[@jaemegrrl]

I really want to think there is more here than just the coincidence of shared memories, ‘returning to the womb’. We all seem to enjoy reading & re-xperiencing the chills, the calm, the triggering of memories of safety, always using this sound/sight of running water ( waterfalls, washing machines,bathtubs) to help relieve anxieties of youth, adulthood. Perhaps this is a return to some mysterious Primeval, a great unknown, where you can hide under a simple towel, yet feel protected, warm & truly at peace. Bliss.

[@17Americanoboi]

Listening to these sounds while reading everyone's comments about how they remind them of their childhood is so heartwarming and full of nostalgia❤😊

[@Mikobaby]

I come back to this video every now and then just to read the comments. I love this little community here!!

[@LD-mc5lg]

Me too. Especially when i am sick or stressed. I listen to it in the bathtub with the water running and read the comments.

[@contaminated2713]

same!! this is the one comment section that isn't overrun by bots or douches!

[@richfan10]

Haha same

[@elizabethanderton7638]

Even still at 36 yrs old, when I run a bath I lay my towel on the floor, get totally nakey, get onto my knees and basically curl into a ball and cover myself completely with my soft warm robe so I’m in my own little warm fort and just listen as the tub fills with hot water. I’ve been doing that since I was probably 3-4 yrs old. It’s the most comforting feeling I’ve ever experienced to this day. It’s a sure fire way to put me to sleep as well. I’m glad I am not the only one who finds complete and total solace in doing that!

[@DosKoont]

I put my feet in the bathtub, run the water, put my head against the wall & the vibration from the water puts me to sleep every time. Everyone thinX I'm nuts.

[@Thefidgetchannel]

​@DosKoont you're not nuts man! Everyone's unique!

[@TheArbiter10]

I've been using this video to relax and sleep for at least 3 years now, maybe longer. I hadn't realised how many views it's gotten since then! How many of those 1.4M (as of my writing this) are from me, I wonder? 😆 I love that people have started sharing their memories of listening to the bath fill in the comments, and figured I would add mine to the growing list! It seems a lot of people curled up on the ground (either directly or on a towel-- I used a soft bath mat!) under their bath towels, which I did as well. I would also nestle myself into the linen closet (which my parents begrudgingly allowed me to do, but not the cats... but I would let the cats in when I was in there anyway 🤫🤭), which had this wonderful smell to it-- the scent of fresh bed sheets and laundry detergent mixed with this very subtle mustiness that wouldn't seem out of place in a library. Combine it with the sound of thundering water echoing through the bathroom (which would sound a lot like this video when coming through the closet doors!), and the warmth and safety of the cat(s) purring next to me... as a kid, I thought nothing was better. To this day, those moments are still some of my favourite memories, even though I'm 29 years old writing this, and it's been a little while since I was small enough to fit into the linen closet 😅. A huge thank you to uploader for making this video, and to everyone in the comments who contributed their own cosy story. Comments sections on YT are seldom this pleasant to read :)

[@contaminated2713]

this is such a fantastic comment i get many tingles also i love the fact you also had your cats with you 10/10

[@BreeBoeBandy]

I’ve been listening to this particular video for about 6 years now. I remember it was only about a year old when it came out and only had 300k views or something like that. I have a bunch of different videos I use in rotation, but this is the best one out of all of them. The one I always come back to. For me, this sound was a feeling of security for me as a child. Especially on weekends, when I knew I wouldn’t have to wake up early for school. I’d hear my parents and older siblings getting up for work and the sound of the bathtub running always woke me up. But that was okay, because I would just snuggle into my warm blanket and smile, knowing I would be allowed to sleep in for longer than usual. As I got older, I got really obsessed with using different bath bombs and stuff. Just something about taking off all my clothes, wrapping up in a towel and sitting by the tub while I waited for the warm water to fill up. It was heaven. Just feeling the cold tiles on my skin with the anticipation of finally submerging my body in the hot water… goosebumps! Every time! I honestly thought I was the only one. So I was shocked to find this little community on KZbin with so many people who share similar feelings and experiences. My favorite thing to do while listening to these videos are reading each and everyone’s comments. Just adds and extra layer of comfort to the whole experience. Anyway, hope everyone is having a great night.

[@joshuadunstan5664]

Just got shivers!

[@WaterisJoy]

Thank you for sharing your story. It’s nice reading these as I listen. There is nothing like sitting by the tub listening and watching the water fill.

[@contaminated2713]

likewise!

[@callyc1633]

When I was a child my bedroom was next to the bathroom and there was also a hot water tank in a cupboard in my room. My dad would come home after work and I'd already be in bed as it was late, but I'd wait for him to start running his evening bath. I always felt so cosy and warm in bed listening to the sound of running water along with the sounds from the hot water tank, it always made me feel so relaxed I'd fall asleep instantly. When I have trouble sleeping this is my go to video. 😊

[@demondedeskins959]

🥰 that sounds Amazing

[@pokecatcha6768]

B on M Wd as rssßgzbb

[@davidbeyers8042]

Same setup for me, except there was room enough in the closet for me to get inside. The muffled running water, sounds of the hot water tank, the water flowing in the pipes and warmth from the heater created the most calming and secure place on earth. I would wrap up in a blanket and sometimes fall asleep, my parents thought I was a weirdo, but I loved it.

[@DetroitLove4U]

I am born on November 10th 1978. During the mid 80's I found myself in a trance with running bath tub water and I would put my ear on the ledge of the bath tub as the water ran. As a multiple homeowner these days - I cannot get enough of bathrooms but moreover having a nice set up so I can enjoy the running water in the tub!!!

[@maximusX_]

it's kinda creepy how the bathroom door is cracked open like that like whoever is taking a shower is just waiting for you to walk in on them LOL HAHAHA

[@bubbleheadstu1156]

My bedroom as a kid was opposite the bathroom door on the landing. Whenever someone took a bath I would go and lay down on the landing carpet outside the door and feel the warmth of the pipes through the floor as I lay there. Listening to the sound of the bath filling and wishing the sound to never end. Chills on my body but the warmth from the carpet heated by the water pipes. I never forget those times and it still stay with me today.

[@dragonizer9598]

Can I just say out of all the vids and the unessasary comments under them, these comments are all so greatfuly wholesome and warm feeling! Everyone deserves a like!

[@austindowney325]

I love to read the comments while I’m listening to the sounds. The comments are amazing and peaceful; they give me goosebumps just reading them.

[@jaemebereal8476]

@@austindowney325 yep. Me 2

[@dantrixter]

Although there are better videos now, I still like this one and reading the comments 👍🏼 I was staying at a hotel about a year ago and went down to their pool which was pretty much empty most of the time and was indoors, it had a man made water full at one end and a hot tub next to it, the sound of the water was amazing, after being in the pool for a while I laid a towel down on a lounger and laid down and put another towel on top of me, it was a cold day outside but was so warm inside, so cozy and warm and soothing I was there for about an hour in the corner by the pool we need times like that in our hectic lives ! 👍🏼😁

[@Mikobaby]

I grew up in India where most homes do not have bathtubs and people just take showers or fill a bucket and use a mug to shower. I used to have a large bucket that I would fill everyday for my bath. I would sit on a little plastic stool in front of the bucket and enjoy the sounds of the water from the faucet filling the bucket. This video gives me the same goosebumps and feelings I experienced as a little kid watching her bucket fill. Especially on cold mornings before school. I would get goosebumps all over my body and the occasional drops of water splashing on my skin gave me the tingles. I wish I could relive those stress free moments & feel the same safety I did under my towel. Now as an adult, I have anxiety and depression and this video gives me a break for that feeling and helps me relax. Thank you to the creator. You have no idea how much I appreciate this video and I hope you are blessed with the best in life ❤

[@vijaydayneko1025]

Wow, great story, It’s so incredible how people from all over the world are similar and all have familliar fellings listening the bath 😮

[@jaemegrrl]

Beautiful memory. I dare say, water has its own intelligence, it connects directly into our basic needs as humans. Water =life

[@AdityaGupta-yi7oe]

I am too from India and I have the exact same story, as a kid waiting for the plastic bucket to fill while sitting on commode hypnotized by the reverberation of sound in the bathroom. My rickshaw would come to take me to school and I would have 30-45 mins to get ready but I didn't want to leave that sound, so I would try to enjoy as much as possible in the time I had. Now I am an adult missing those days. Happy to see there are others like me.

[@specialke1]

In our bathroom we were fortunate enough to have a bath and a shower. When I was little, I used to sneak into the bathroom whenever my mom was taking a bath, and I'd crawl into the shower where I'd make some kind of towel fortress. Then I'd either just sit there, or read a kid's magazine. The heater would be on, the lights would be just as warm as in the picture above, but slightly darkened in the shadowed corner of the shower. Thank you so much for making and sharing this video.

[@WLUFootball12]

Instant memories of being a child; my mom would wake me for school and have a warm bath running in the next room. Our old house was always cold in the winter months and I would be snuggled up in blankets to this amazing sound. Sometimes I would even lay in front of the bathroom door on the carpet😍

[@melissakieu5848]

Not exactly a bath, but my husband loves taking long hot showers, especially on the weekends in the morning. I will sometimes bring a pillow and a couple of throw blankets in, and take a 30 minute nap on the floor 😌 sometimes I'll use my blow dryer to warm my body at the same time until I can't keep my eyes open any longer 😴 The sound of the water and white noise, the steam, all of it is amazing. In those moments, I experience the ultimate comforting feeling of safety and peace. I'm always sad when he wakes me up, and I'll sometimes beg him to get back in the shower lol

[@melissakieu5848]

Here I am again 👋🏼 laying on a bath mat under a blanket while my husband takes a shower 😌 it feels even more cozy with this video on

[@Kelless629]

The sound on this video is hands down the best and a total replica of my childhood memories laying on my bathroom floor listening to the tub. I had a down comforter I’d bring in and wrap around me and lay like a fetus so unbelievably content and feeling so safe and calm and at total peace. Now I play this after I tuck my kids in and we pray before bed and snuggle… it puts them right out. Thank you.

[@jeniweston8340]

This one is special--the quality of the sound is superb. My bath sound story is similar to others and is one of my strongest memories from childhood...as a little girl in the late 70's my parents took baths every night and when one of them got up from their easy chair and made their way to the bathroom to start the bath, I wasn't far behind! Mom always went first so I knew I could stay in the room until the last second.. The floor was marble and so the resonance from the water filling the tub was so perfect! Like others, I took a couple bath towels from the cupboard and used one for my pillow and the other for my blanket or sometimes my mat.. I remember the very 70's looking clock on the wall and looking at it as the tub filled..goosebumps on goosebumps..the chill of the marble floor and the warmth of the towel, the smell of mom's bubble bath..when she came in and got in the bath she would hum a tune as she swished the water around..I laid with closed eyes and listened intently to the water..always the water...thundering, splashing, tinkling away.. I begged her to let some out so it could continue to run..once in a while she did : ).

[@debicadude]

Wonderful thank you

[@beckyw8781]

Every time I listen, I get instant chills and am immediately taken back to my family home. Oddly, we had carpet on our bathroom floor but it made running a bath that much more cosy. I’d even slow the taps down a bit to make the moment last as long as it could. I remember various things from covering my head with a towel to occasionally lightly covering my ears to muffle the sound and laying down next to the bath almost in a meditative state (or whatever the equivalent is for a child/teen) I was also lucky enough to share a wall with the bathroom, my bed was against this wall so I could snuggle deep into my bed with full head to toe chills and the safest of feelings whenever my mum or dad took a bath or shower. Everything about this video/visuals/audio is just * chefs kiss * FYI - it’s taken me forever to write this comment because I’ve enjoyed reliving the memory so much!

[@Priitolisiin]

I would love to hear more about your memories.

[@seenitalready]

@@Priitolisiin As would I

[@seenitalready]

This comment is *chefs kiss*

[@dantrixter]

Yeah me to say something else 😁👍🏼

[@danielsteven3320]

These memories and feelings match everyone of mine too! I love how we're from all around the world. Yet we share the exact same experience. We're like our own big family. Haha! 🤗

[@chrisp8579]

It is such a joy to know that other humans feel and react this way. I was so validated.

[@bitter-bit]

Personally would love more videos with baths or showers being heard from other rooms. Growing up, nothing felt better than hearing someone run a bath or shower since my room was next to the bathroom, the tub at about where the head of my bed met the wall. The sounds of the bath and shower through the wall were and are the quickest way to give me this warm, comforting tingling feeling that makes me want to curl up under a blanket and relax. Bless!

[@SoundsToBlowYourMind]

Yes, that was the same for me as a child, my bed was on the other side of the wall from the bath and it sounded great from there! There's something special about that sound when you can hear the water run, but you are not directly exposed to the sound, or the water, because you are in the next room. It's a bit like being in a car or a tent when it's raining, you can hear the rain landing on the roof, but your hair isn't getting wet!

[@SoundsToBlowYourMind]

I have a few other videos recorded from the outside. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jajdioF3lNaEirs

[@SoundsToBlowYourMind]

This one is the sound of a shower from outside the room. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHmZeGRtYsakaKs

[@bitter-bit]

SoundsToBlowYourMind Absolutely!! It's great to know we're on the same page about that great sound. Rain hitting a tent is wonderful, too.

[@adore333]

I love this too. Brings back memories of a sunday evening at 9pm when my mum would run herself a bath after putting us to bed. The emersion heater was in the room i shared with my sister so that a long with running bath were my first experiences of asmr as a child

[@donnybigboy2014]

I used to like laying near the tub filling as a kid...this wonderful sound and occasional drops of water randomly splashing on me added to the chills

[@jaemebereal8476]

Dic L the tiny little splashes added to the delicious ‘frission’ or chills. I would trance-out to the pleasant rumble of water against inside of the tub, me wrapped in my favorite snuggle blanket.

[@ArcAngelJustin]

im nearly 30 and i still do this !!!!!! some habits still with you forever :D

[@algerianfoodies2389]

Omg same

[@eliotashton4592]

I got goosebumps just reading this :)

[@zencalibur2777]

when i was 5 i took my sleeping bag to the bathroom once and woke up with water pouring out the bathtub.

[@ginadaniels9509]

Nothing will ever beat this one. I just wish there was an 8 hour version so bad

[@scrubadubdub8360]

Right click the video, click loop :)

[@ginadaniels9509]

@@scrubadubdub8360thank you so much!!!

[@calj27]

Damn, when I was little, you could Hear the sound of the bath or the shower running through the wall in my bedroom, the shower actually had this very specific humming sound that gave me chills and I’d envelope myself in my duvet at night while one of my parents used the shower/bath, this takes me right back

[@contaminated2713]

i may have listened to this video 100+ times.. i like to wonder about laying on the floor in a towel just looking at the wall while the bath fills, and also some warm light to go with it.. also i love reading the stories here they're great, love this video stupid edit 1: woah 10+ likes ive never seen that before considering i barely comment, also im gonna spout more silly stuff imagine you're in the bathroom (obviously) with a warm light and the shower is on, a nice mist of warm steam splashes over your body as you get immense tingles while ALSO watching this video, this video paired up with your actual shower is crazy

[@Mikobaby]

The warm light gives it a whole new feel.

[@AtomicGarden1983]

This is the highlight every time I take a bath when I don't feel well, especially in those cold winter months. The moment the hot water hits the tub and the bathroom becomes all steamy, I recline in the tub, close my eyes and wait for the hot water to slowly rise and cover my body. As a kid I used to take long baths and often pulled the plug to let the tub drain halfway just so I could turn the water back on and listen to this wonderful sound again.

[@BreeBoeBandy]

Ssssdd FF. This one ☝️ to be the most fun 🤩 and vibes v😊vvvcv😊vcc😊

[@BreeBoeBandy]

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[@BreeBoeBandy]

@@AtomicGarden1983 Oh my god, I’m just now seeing this bc I got a notification that someone liked it. At first I thought I was hacked bc I didn’t remember ever posting these comments. But actually, this just proves how relaxing this video is. Relaxed so damn hard, fell asleep with phone in hand, keyboard open and everything lmaoo

[@contaminated2713]

​@@BreeBoeBandylmao even your sleeping self managed to type out a positive comment somewhat, just goes to show how good this vid is

[@sianapril2425]

Honestly I’m glad I’m not the only one who loves listening to the sound of water, from when I was younger I loved hearing people running the bath on a night or in the morning and I’d get goosebumps and snuggle more into my bed😍 this has helped me sleep so much better these past couple of nights! So much nostalgia from this video🤍

[@rv4653]

Dude I'm so glad I have found people exactly like me. This is crazy.

[@LD-mc5lg]

@@rv4653 it still amazes me. Seems like most of us fell in love with this sound pre internet and we all thought we were the only one. I Remember my first apartment I had to wait for my roommate to be out of the house then get a pillow and blanket (towel would do most times), run the tub, lay on the floor and relax or sleep. Going to a hotel was like winning the lottery, lol. I stop doing this alot awhile back because the guilt ate me up. But then I found this!!!!! Now I use it to put my baby to sleep, and when I am really desperate i use the real thing.

[@jaemebereal8476]

@@LD-mc5lg I used to feel so guilty until I found this! I would hog up the bathroom!

[@austindowney325]

@@LD-mc5lg Going to a hotel is the best!! They have the best shower sounds and I love the crisp white towels for laying down / wrapping up. Goose bumps!

[@jazzgardner396]

@@austindowney325 I thought it was just me that loved he hotel shower sounds ❤️ wrap up in a towel and sit on the side of the tub or on the floor 🥴💆🏻‍♀️

[@waveyp5986]

Reading the comments makes me 10 times more relaxed. I love reading about peoples relaxing experiences/memories. I always look for the videos with the most comments so i can read while listening to the sounds

[@jaemegrrl]

Reading about shared experiences only enhances one’s meditations; more tingles, more relaxation, more calm.

[@waveyp5986]

@rodfaulkner9183 it really is such a great community

[@waveyp5986]

@@jaemegrrl well said !

[@wilbatyt]

real

[@teresacamp3365]

I really was surprised to see how many people read the comments as they are listening.

[@DazzyAlmighty1985]

I used to sit next to the bath as it was filling and cover myself over with a big towel so it was dark then pretend I was inside a tent behind a waterfall somewhere, never felt more at peace when I did that somehow.

[@cocopop999]

I love The towel thing too, it definitely adds to the immersion.

[@michelebri121]

I did this after my bath. I'd crouch on the fluffy rug and completely cover myself to hold the heat in as the water went down. SO comforting.

[@iNICK7MANUTD]

I had trouble waking up for years but one of my favourite things to do is 6:00am wake up, cover the bathroom windows so the room is blacked out and lay on the cold floor with a towel over me listening to the shower/bath run. It must stem from bedtime as a kid my mom would run a bath and I could hear it from my room. My morning routine couldn’t be better, it’s funny how the strangest things make us feel good.

[@JohnPoopsTV]

@@iNICK7MANUTD i'm so happy i wasn't the only one who did this hahaha

[@plugcheckout807]

Anybody else used to sit in the bathroom and run the shower. Then plug up the blow dryer and sit down and let the warm air run over you

[@Badb_1]

reading all these comments has really relaxed me so i thought i'd leave my experiences in here too - now i've always preferred the sound of a bath to a shower but both were equally chilling!! my dad would shower at nights because he'd have to be up much earlier than all of us whilst my mum got up about an hour before waking me and my sibling up for school. If i was lucky, i'd wake up just before she did and then i'd be able to enjoy the start of her running her bath but once i caught onto the fact that i really enjoyed the sound of the water running, i ended up using her as my personal alarm clock and she'd get me up every morning to listen to the bath fill. The sound was sooo similar to this and it really soothed me. I'd take my entire duvet and sit next to my radiator which by then was only a bit warm since it wouldn't of been long since the heating turned on, and i'd wrap myself up in it completely and then lie down, sometimes only peeking my eyes through a small hole to get a look of the darkness surrounding the one light coming through the door frame. Once it was running you could hear all the pipes in the house go and it was so soothing. A lot of the time, i'd sit without anything wrapped round me so that i'd get pretty cold and have goosebumps all over before throwing a warm towel or duvet onto me to warm up. When i was much younger though, about 5, i remember how i would lay down next to the bathtub itself with my favourite blanket and sit half asleep next to it while my mum would fix me up some warm milk.

[@chandlerdempsey8412]

wxizz, I enjoyed reading your comment. Thank you!

[@dantrixter]

Nice ! 😁

[@DISARONNO1974]

Chills reading you!!! Love this memories!!!💧💦🥶🫧🛀🧶🛌😴

[@nashmo4610]

I grew up in Yemen and this sound of running water always give me goosebumps and relaxation. I remember when we would run out of water and we go to neighbor's we would fill a bucket with faucet water and it has the same sound, it gave me comfort and nostalgia that until now I go to bath room and I like to switch on water on bathtub to get this sound so I relax. also sound of water in general is soothing feeling especially rain as I remember my mom would leave our home for shopping or buying stuffs and me and my siblings wait on windows and water is running. I am happy I am sharing this feeling many, I thought I have this feelings only :D

[@jaemegrrl]

I found it fascinating that one could have chills & goosebumps, even with a bucket & a spigot! We really don’t need that much to find that calmness, get that meditative zone! If we feel safe, quiet and relaxed, we can still create our own little heaven. We’re doing it right now, with a computer, right?!

[@nashmo4610]

@@jaemegrrl right the sound created from these small things are magical, I find my calmness and relaxation and happy to have this technology that revives this feeling. and yes using laptop or just phone anywhere. :D

[@ginadaniels9509]

This is the best one I’ve ever found. Thank you so much for this. When I was little I used to wake up early when my mom would get a bath and I would lay next to the bath tub. I’d fold a towel for my head and cover myself with another towel and press my ear to the ground to hear the heavy water running through the pipes. It would put me right to sleep and I’d be at complete peace. To this day anytime someone takes a bath or shower I get in bed and try to fall asleep before they’re done. The only problem is knowing they won’t be in there all night. Thank you for replicating this!

[@liesypear]

Even now I sit with a towel wrapped around me on the bath mat and read a book next to the filling bath. It brings a sense of immediate comfort and safety, I could do it all day. Even better when it’s raining outside.

[@dragonizer9598]

I hope your book stays in good condition. Steam doesn't like paper, i should know i do the same thing as you lol

[@pennireid4017]

I know exactly what you mean. When it’s nighttime, and cold and rainy outside, I like to open the window a little while I am running my bath. I like to look out into the darkness and let the cool air touch my skin. I get a profound sense of peace and safety, and the chills and shivers are huge. The water must be run slowly so I can make my alone time last. Then when I am totally chilled I slip into the hot bath while the water continues to run. Pure heaven.

[@teresacamp3365]

Yes so much like I do and enjoy !

[@intelligence6900]

I’ve probably listened to this video over a thousand times throughout the years

[@Vennie06]

Me too ✨

[@DISARONNO1974]

This sound brings me back to my childhood. I used to sit on the floor with my favourite blanket over my head and shoulders. With my back over the cold tiles feeling the most beautiful goosebumps from my spine to my neck. Ohhh, these goosebumps!!!

[@mumsaccount7100]

I would sit next to the bath and wrap myself up with towels with one over my head, like a den of sorts.... I can remember the tingles and the intoxicating calm I felt it was fabulous 😊

[@thehelixshow5401]

that is the most relatable comment ever

[@DISARONNO1974]

@@thehelixshow5401, thank you, honey!!!😘

[@austindowney325]

I got goosebumps reading this. Great comment!

[@DISARONNO1974]

@@austindowney325 Thank you!!!😘

[@nickd1993]

I love to run a bath and lay on the mat next to it, relaxing as it fills. The warm, steamy water crashing in the bathtub sprays a light mist that gently lands on my skin while I feel the low, heavy vibrations of water filling rumbling through the smooth floor tiles. The sensation of the soft, fluffy fabric from the bath mat touching under my torso and my limbs resting on the cold, chilly floor tiles below in contrast to the slight heat radiating from the warm bathroom lights in the ceiling above washing everything over in a gentle amber-gold colour gives me goosebumps. Thinking of how my chilled skin craves the comforting embrace of the warm, soothing bathwater feels like home. Sincerest gratitude ❤️🙏

[@DISARONNO1974]

I love your comment!!! Very relatable!!! Chills all over my body!!! I want to know more about your memories!!!💧💦🥶🤤😴❤️♾️

[@Skelterbane69]

This is true ASMR. I can feel the warmth on my skin and I get the chills on my arms, it's like I'm back home with my parents again. This is perfection.

[@adamstranc5238]

These comments, man. All these years, I thought I was so strange for intensely enjoying the sound of a tub or shower running. I have found my people!

[@Microphoneonpizza]

same

[@LD-mc5lg]

Same...I thought I was so weird.

[@kevinlaw826]

Welcome home

[@calyrex436]

Same bro

[@Splashy20647]

Same, I thought I was super weird to for thinking that

[@dantrixter]

One of the best comment sections in KZbin 👍🏼

[@PurplePerinaise]

One of my earliest memories is at my first ever flat in London, where my mum would run me a bath every night and I would curl up on the bath matt next to it with a big towel over me and my ear to the ground so I could feel the water running as well as hear it. Words really can't describe the sheer nostalgia and feeling of absolute serenity which that memory brings to me! I've been a bath addict ever since haha however somehow none are quite as special as that first one...I think its something to do with the acoustics of the room. This and your other videos are the closest I've ever come to that exact sound...I wonder if you live in my old house?lol Anyways many thanks for videos and all the amazing comments which take me back to those moments while I listen to the wonderful water❤

[@Jordan-xg7by]

Reminds me of my childhood my mum used put me to bed and then run herself a bath always got the tingles lying in bed all snug listening to this sound still as an adult still get the tingles and thanks for these videos they're brilliant

[@isabellawolgoth9447]

Felt horrible yesterday, so I played this. I promptly fell asleep, and woke up refreshed. Thank you!

[@tylerfeather7887]

Bro I’ve been watching this same video to fall asleep to for like 3 years straight love it always calms me down

[@teevee3345]

I used to love hearing my mom run a bath after she put me to bed at night, I’d fall asleep right away. Recently I slept over at my mom and dads in their basement and the sound of the loud pipes from the shower running brought me BACK 😌

[@phillipgrisdale948]

what's your profile pic?

[@ashmyblunt]

Been listening to bath filling sounds for years now, it came from my childhood like most of the other people in the comments. When I was little I used to really like grabbing a blanket and lay down outside the door while my mom showered, she took long ones too so it was very relaxing. It’s the only sound that has ever given me those “tingles” and it always does

[@liamg2516]

Whenever a bath was run I'd lay down a towel next to the tub, fold another towel as a pillow, then lay down and cover myself with a third towel, pretend I was in a cave, all safe and sound, press my ear up against the bath, while blocking my other ear off, and feel the sound of the running water reverberate through my body, sometimes peak through the small patch of light near my feet, like the entrance to a cave far away, sometimes rest my arm out on the cold tiles on the floor or the side of the bath, I await the one who has done the same...

[@jaemegrrl]

At 16 yrs,I wisely used the precious time spent dosing under the clawfoot with my fav binky, getting emotionally strapped-in for another explosive day of high school.

[@maxmatson1578]

​@@liamg2516the same comment was used on another bath ASMR video word for word I know because I read the exact one it was my favorite comment from that video

[@NOEBOILY25]

⁠@@maxmatson1578I read it too !!!

[@imanijos1972]

The dull light of a half open door ajar is Heavenly on this type of thing....

[@zackakai5173]

This sound always reminds me of being a little kid on Disney vacations with my parents. Waking up in a dark hotel room at the Dolphin or somewhere, lying in bed for a little while longer before I had to get up, listening to the shower going in the next room over and knowing we had a whole fun day ahead of us. Good times

[@nicholasalexander8505]

I love hearing all the stories about how people love the sound of the shower, it really is an awesome and calming thing to listen to. If I wake up really early some mornings I’ll just go into the bathroom turn the shower on and sit till I’m back in my sleepy state of mind😁

[@dragonizer9598]

I'd love to do that but I have to work in the mornings :(

[@eac1776]

Lol that’s what I just woke up from I just did that at like 2 hours ago I’m trying to go back to sleep but I can’t run shower again 😂

[@kimberlyyost6028]

Same

[@kalcut7361]

Same. With the lights off also. Ahhhhh

[@dragonizer9598]

Maximum relaxation 👍🏻

[@kat10784]

This reminds me when I was a kid and I love the sound of running water and I would sit next to the door and then fall asleep

[@rosariogutierrez1911]

Me too Megan!

[@jebussbf]

i literally just told my wife about me doing the same exact thing. during the winter times id get a large towel from the linen closet and drape it over my shoulders.

[@tiffanypew9483]

Agreed same

[@haiasicg]

I remember having to wake up early for Church on Sundays and I’d lie next to the bathroom door and listen to my dad take a shower and nap in the light bleeding from the bottom of the door.

[@jebussbf]

@@haiasicg sunday mornings before church... i have similar memories.... the sounds of my mom and dad talking through the wall ... i smell after shave too.

[@logandarklighter]

I came to this sound a little later in my life than other’s commenting here. I used to take long trips over the road with my dad. He was a hobbyist who bought and sold older classic cars. And I was designated “chase driver” as we jokingly called it. Often we’d get a cheap hole in the wall motel for overnight stays before he picked up the car and signed final paperwork and title. Dad liked to get up super early on the return trip day and I liked to stay in bed a bit longer. So many times I slowly woke up while still relaxing while listening to my dad take his shower with the door to the bathroom cracked about as wide as you see in the picture above. Anticipating the drive back home with a new(old) car. Sometimes having to tinker with something for an hour or two to coax it to start up. Usually it was an old Studebaker or British MGB we were after. Knowing about noon that we’d stop at a local Dairy Queen along the way for a burger and shake. But for the moment in the early morning, just enjoying the sounds of water running. Good times.

[@john198742]

Have depression and the sounds of water running helps me relax and take a brake from it thank u for this video

[@jaemebereal8476]

Love the ‘single light on’ with the darkened hallway, pared with incredible sounds of rumbling water! Creates a cozy atmosphere, reminding me of sleeping under the claw foot tub as a kid. It would put me right back to sleep, and I could snuggle with my fav binky forever 🙃 As a side note, enjoy reading all the commentary, especially the similarities we experience, really deepens my relaxation.

[@rosssharp2078]

I’m sure

[@Splashy20647]

Yeah I agree strongly

[@69BootyTickler]

Omg I also had a favorite binky I’d snuggle with! I always felt comfortable with it! I still have it to this day.

[@jaemegrrl]

@@69BootyTicklerunfortunately, mine was lost to time, but have a nice robe with similar nubby-bumpy fabric, so I can still enjoy my time in the bath with almost exactly the same rapturous intoxication🎉

[@yesterdaze114]

Every morning as a kid I would wake up before sunrise and take a bath just so I could lay down on the bathroom floor and listen to the water. So many goosebumps lol. I’m glad you all know the feeling.

[@jaemebereal8476]

Gosh, love hearing this! Water running. Warm & cosy under a towel or blanket, chills and goosebumps, drowsy and safe. It’s my mantra now🙏🏽

[@im_a_tad_rusty]

Yes!! I used to do that as a kid too :) I still do

[@onion8467]

I like to read these comments sometimes. Nobody I know shares this feeling with me, and I'm happy to see people that do.

[@melessamatthews9336]

This reminds me of and my brother getting put to bed and my mum running herself a bath, from outside the door makes so much sense for that particular sound. Childhood memories :) thank you.

[@AA-bz9kp]

You should check his 2hrs video from inside bathroom cabinet. More low hum, more muffled sound! :)

[@melessamatthews9336]

A A will do, thank you :)

[@garrystaples2069]

There's no better sound than a bath running 🤗 it brings back so many memories of laying in bed before school or at night listening to family having baths, I would always ask them to keep door open while water was running 😆🤭

[@hannechristinel1934]

Goozebumbs, warm blanket, fireplace, snuggles, and this video. Good night:)

[@sadnicki9682]

I remember when I was younger I had to take a bath every morning for school and I used to be very tired so I'd sleep beside the bath on the rug until my mom found me and told me to get in the bath. Love this it helps me fall asleep because It used to take a hour to go to sleep but now it takes 10 minutes

[@sallysmith3183]

Why didn't your mom get a clue and have you take your bath at night instead?!

[@jaemebereal8476]

Sad Nicki me too!! I did the whole sleeping under the clawfoot tub, on a rug thing, before school in the morning. Sometimes I’d oversleep on that rug under the tub, didn’t take my bath at all, but I was so relaxed, it helped me get through school.

[@vickilarkin4809]

Thank you so much, not only for the video, but the comments from listeners. I thought I was a nutball, but apparently I have company. Would it be possible to do one with the bath running and a thunderstorm in the background. Talk about goosebumps! I’d go out of my mind.

[@hinglemccringle5939]

Not sure you can top this video. The rumbling water sound is tops and the visual being in the dark room looking towards the door is really well done. Thank you

[@Splashy20647]

Yeah

[@jeandarc5900]

Best bath sound here…powerful rumble

[@mountainserenity9347]

Yep

[@johnjenkins8782]

This takes me right back to childhood my room was across the hall from the bathroom. I'm falling asleep as mom fills the tub for her bath.

[@honestabe7080]

The hall leading to the bathroom in my childhood home had one of those closets with the accordion doors. I used to sit in the closet underneath all the coats and and suits hanging above and listen to the water running when someone would take a shower or bath. This sounds just like how I remember it. So cozy!

[@eac1776]

Man this makes me remember when I was like 4 my dad would take showers in the morning and he would always warm me up milk and add something else I can’t remember so I would drink my what we called “special potion” and sit in between the curtain and like the water protector this is almost the exact same sound, I miss those days . Thank you for this video 🤩

[@skylaroleson8407]

Did he add vanilla extract/sugar? Some people call it angel milk :)

[@TheMariostarr]

We got one nice GOODNESS it wasn't too crazy

[@budbundy4014]

The special ingredient was your dads cum. Gross can’t believe you enjoyed drinking it

[@eac1776]

@@skylaroleson8407 yeah I never knew the name that’s so cool

[@Matt_Sharp10]

Sometimes, I like to make a little room with the shower curtain in the bathtub. It makes me feel so warm and peaceful 😀

[@jayleendiaz9185]

As a child I’ve always had a problem at home but growing up i always had trouble sleeping until I started taking longer showers but after i took a shower I would dry myself and sit next to the tub and move the curtain just a little so I can feel the heat and occasionally the water splash on me giving me the best chills and now I don’t have to hear my mother complain anymore 😂 I can hear it from my bed (PS. I like reading the comments while the noises are on they give me chills and relaxes me.)

[@dragonizer9598]

Likewise to everything you said!

[@russhurst6730]

You described literally heaven on earth if said heaven was found in the washroom. Reading your comment Damn near gave me those chills just out of sheer nostalgia...

[@pjr7754]

We had a huge old clawfoot cast iron tub when I was a kid. On bath night I would set the tap to just the right water volume and then wrap up in a towel and sit next to the tub on the floor with my back against a wall and listen to the drumming of the water in the tub as it filled. Every once in a while a droplet of water splashed on my skin which increased the tingles. Sometimes in the fall/winter at bath time I would open the window on a crack to get the cool air on my skin while I looked out into the darkness. The tingles were massive and once I was fully chilled I would close the window and either get into the tub to warm up or sit back onto the floor until my bath was ready. Like many of you, I get the tingles just reading everyone's account of their experiences.

[@dantrixter]

Me to love it 👍🏼

[@jaemegrrl]

This is a lovely memory, with your tub, and I bet it had those claw feet! I used to lay under our old tub, rumbling water faucet on slow, wrapped in my fav binky, chills and goozebumps from top of head to toe. The dark shadow of the tub fell over me, so that I felt hidden, safe in a warm nook, under the slowly filling tub. The chills rolled up and down my body in waves, and a meditative state from the roaring water put me in a trance, over and over so I never wanted it to end.

[@ellachenoweth]

I thought I was alone in this but it’s so comforting to read everyone’s comments it’s giving me even more tingles! ☺️ I remember during my childhood curling up on the mat next to the bath as the water came thundering down filling the bath and I’d tuck my head underneath me to be in complete darkness and muffle the sound. For some reason I loved being half warm and half cold and I’d even use the spray bottle to spray water over my back to create even more tingles. I wonder if this sensation from the sound of the water, curling up, and in complete darkness comes from the safe feeling of being in the womb? Amazing video thank you so much 🙏💖

[@richfan10]

Yeah I definitely think it comes from our early memories of the stages of life ☝️

[@dantewill8545]

These comments about childhood memories are so wholesome

[@Soundz-nx9zr]

Man honestly this is so calming. One time I was in the bathroom and t turned on the bath water and I got a blanket and a pillow and fell asleep on the floor and to be honest when I fell asleep it was so relaxing and calming to the point where it was one of the best sleeping stage I’ve been in

[@Soundz-nx9zr]

@rodfaulkner9183 👍

[@Cuddles0321]

The dark background makes it even more relaxing

[@algerianfoodies2389]

True

[@raheembukula6190]

Yessir and the small crack of light

[@the1darknight]

I wish there were more videos than this and your other outside door videos because just the sounds and the anticipation of a bath or shower hearing these sounds is Bliss. It also takes me back to my happy childhood when these sounds were daily occurrences.

[@wayawuffin]

as soon as the video started, it's like my whole brain relaxed 😩 thank you so much for this

[@rickamortist8665]

This put my two month old to sleep. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! Sick with the flu, raising a one year old and then the baby just wouldn't stop crying....... You have no idea how much this just helped me. Thank you so much.

[@hollyparrillaesquilin6210]

Here I am two years later with a 2 month old as well ☺️

[@peterduggan5059]

I just love this sound so comforting and reminds me of when my Mum would take a late night bath and I would be in bed and could hear the sound of the bath running through the walls into my room. I felt so cosy and being winter too even better. Fantastic videos

[@simondavies4834]

Love this! Never knew there was so many like minded people out there. Thought I was the only one lol

[@splattershotuniversity1922]

This reminds me on winter days just dipping into a steaming hot bath

[@seancurtis9298]

This one totally brought childhood memories of listening to the bath running after I had mine, tucked up in bed dozing off so easily. Cannot explain it, but it would set my whole scalp tingling.

[@lilith4everr]

This is so relaxing.. this helped me sleep in only like 20 minutes! ever since I was 3 I would love it when I went to bed and my mom started a shower.. in the afternoon when she would do it sometimes I would hide by the door and fall asleep- bringing back so many childhood memories! thank you for this masterpiece! ♡

[@jacquiebbert9612]

lily an

[@lilith4everr]

@@jacquiebbert9612 hm?

[@luketurner8263]

When I was little I used to make a little bed with towels and lay down next to the tub and just listen to the noise sooo relaxing

[@jaemegrrl]

I love reading about being really young, making little nests, covering your head with a warm towel, getting tiny splashes that give goozebumps, sooo relaxing, I’m getting chills now.

[@dragonizer9598]

I got chills from your comment bro. Legit likewise 👍🏻

[@Nascarthelastcornerbender]

Occasionally I still do this. It's rare that I have headaches , but when I do the sounds of the water combined with warmth/chill makes it go away.

[@SidneyAnderson36]

This is my go to sound. Yeah my friends think I'm weird but I sleep like a rock!

[@dragonizer9598]

Their loss. Your far from being weird just cuz you listen to this. If so then we are all weird

[@Taytay2201]

YES best rem sleep of my life to this video!! 😂

[@maurjoy4104]

Love the deep booming sound of this. Thank you!

[@horrhiunioj507]

I like to run the bath in the dark and sit on the edge of the tub with my feet in the warm water on a cold morning. Most relaxing thing ever

[@jeandarc5900]

Good way to wake up…I try to do this in the dark to begin a day…even better when it’s snowing or raining outside

[@mountainserenity9347]

So relaxing,

[@Mr.Ambrose_Dyer_Armitage_Esq.]

When I was a boy, my mother use to bathe in the tub each night and my brothers and I were on a perpetual rotation as to who'd get the residual water to conserve on utilities. Oddly, my father never cared for it, and fancied, instead, sitting on his porcelain throne for HOURS reading a veritable library of books without succumbing to leg numbness but, I digress. My brothers would play around 'til called but, I really enjoyed sitting there on the other side of curtain and staring at the wallpaper while listening to the tub fill and feeling the radiating heat. This was welcome.

[@JohnSmith-ro8nj]

Similar experiences as everyone else, childhood, warm, goosebumps, safe. I remember I had a tape recorder and put it up against the wall right next to the the tub to get that deep rumbling sound. I played that tape until it wore out!

[@Medi8internationalevents]

P

[@Splashy20647]

Same bro

[@dantrixter]

Good idea ! Wish I done that myself 👍🏼

[@kununphunun]

Thank you so much for creating this video. I've been listening to your other bath filling video to fall asleep for months and it has really helped me. This sound reminds me of being a kid and waking up early in the morning in the bitter cold and a warm bath was the only source of heat... Thank you so much for bringing this back. This video and your previous bath filling outside the bathroom video have literally become a part of my life, Its something I listen to everyday. As a side note, I love the reverb/muffled vibration the most in the sound and hence I prefer this one over all the other sounds in the 15 mins videos. I'm planning to buy better speakers just for this! Thanks!

[@MonkeyDLuffy-qc7bo]

Yes

[@haydensmith5225]

If you're reading this comment, then most likely, like myself, you get an extra bump of warmth and enjoyment from reading people's memories and stories along with listening to the video , and also most likely you have read and re read all the comments and know all the stories If you've got this far, then help out people like us and reply with your own personal memories or stories or reasons why you enjoy listening to these videos, I'll go first I have been listening to these videos for a fair few years now and its really the only thing that can help me get sleep, I usually have a lot of problems with sleep due to mental health problems - I always try and use other methods first and use this as a last resort, just afraid that it will lose its power of I use it too much! This particular video is my favourite as for many years of my childhood bedroom was a small room that shared a wall with the main bathroom and my bed was pressed against that wall, so every night I got to listen as my parents and old sister all in turn ran and eventually.emptied their bath, and every time I would snuggle tighter into my duvet and pillow getting full body tingles When it was my turn to have a bath earlier in the day I remember always curling up in my towel that has been hanging on the radiator getting warm, and laying beside the bath as it filled, feeling occasional splashes on my face whilst also getting the warmth from the towel around me and the radiator against my back, all the while my ears being treated to the thunderous rumble as the water filled the bath - to this day I still enjoy at the very least being in the bathroom as the bath fills, better yet laying in towel bed alongside the tub, feeling the weight of everything else in my life falling away and the only thing filling my mind is warmth, comfort and tingles

[@pjr7754]

I totally agree with you and have done the same things while I was growing up, and even as an adult. I think we tend to think we are the only ones in the world that have thought and felt this way, when in fact there are so many of us out here that love the same things. I am a widow now and I often thought how great it would be to have a man (who felt as I do) to wrap his arms around me while we enjoy the sounds and sights of the water filling the tub. I do miss a lovely warm hug, but to have it all in a hug plus the sounds of water would just be heaven on earth. The tingles, security, and peace would be like no other. I am curious, do men feel the same way?

[@austindowney325]

Wonderful! I loved reading your stories!

[@pbtdckqqkcdtbp9709]

Circle

[@pbtdckqqkcdtbp9709]

•π•

[@briancarey3412]

@@pjr7754I am so sorry for your loss. I can not imagine. Yes, men definitely feel the same way. I used to run a bath as a child and would lay a towel down and put one over my head to hear the deep rumbling of the water. The cold tile on a dark fall/winter morning still gives me chills thinking about it. I am a tugboat Captain now and I listen to this when I am not operating the boat and trying to nap. Trying not to get nervous about who is driving while I’m asleep😊. The idea of snuggling with a woman while listening to the water only adds to the feeling of coziness and security

[@carlosespinoza7632]

Went dancing yesterday at a park..Super hungover today and this right here is nursing me back to regular💪🏽

[@jeandarc5900]

This is my hangover cure as well, it’s like a pillow for your brain

[@dantrixter]

I would love to run a bath, rapped in a towel sat on a towel leaning against the warm radiator, we also had underfloor heating so the floor tiles give me goosebumps added to the amazing rumble sound of the big bath tub we had ! I would read a book as the room would steam up the amazing tingles I got added with the warmth it was like meditating ! I have more showers now which isn’t quite the same but still a nice feeling ! Baths are the one 👍🏼😁

[@virengoel9820]

It reminds me of my childhood. Every morning i used to wake up half an before the bathing time so that i could listen the sound and sleep in the bathtub. I feels sooo good

[@Carolina_girl86]

Lol, I thought I was the only one who could fall asleep to the sound of the shower running when I was growing up. Ppl have always told me I was weird. Ooh, especially the nights or early mornings someone else had to go somewhere (they were showering) and I could sleep in late. It would sound soooo good!!!

[@sianapril2425]

Yes! Agreed, my boyfriend starts work at 5am and I don’t normally wake up till around 7/8 so he has a shower/bath before he goes to work and it just sends me straight back to sleep! X

[@JustRelaxASMR]

I love the sound from outside the room, the door/distance really does make a difference and brings back memories of being a kid and your parents are running you a bath :D

[@danieade1559]

When I was a little kid I loved falling asleep to the sound of my mum running the tub in the bathroom next to my room. Interior walls were paper thin. Sooo relaxing.

[@johnunboop9282]

This one sounds so comforting plus I love the night life , helps me sober up quickly

[@pierresashimoto4442]

Great hangover therapy too

[@Ussuriyskdrunks]

I’ve slept to this every night for the last 5 years I’ve listened to this video at least 2000 tkmea

[@chandlerdempsey8412]

times*

[@allin4395]

This is your best one. Great sound and the visual of seeing the cracked door from a dark room adds to the relaxing effect

[@jaemebereal8476]

Love the darkness with a single light. Adds to mystery but feels cozy. I feel all sleepy now!

[@horrhiunioj507]

@@jaemebereal8476 yeah the mystery, well put

[@jeandarc5900]

Like that the sound feels close but the visual is from the next dark room. You can imagine lying in a warm soft bed looking at this…those bathroom floors are cold and hard

[@r.m.r.3224]

I remember waiting in the bathroom while the bath was filling as I sat naked on the floor with my big bath towel beneath me and the bathroom fan running. Our big dog Archie would come in through the cracked bathroom door and lie next to me and I remember falling asleep with my head on his warm, furry chest. I'm pretty sure my dad or mom just let the water continue to run rather than wake me up from that slumber.

[@dragonizer9598]

Dame. that gave me goosebumps 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@dantrixter]

Awesome ! Dogs too are a great comfort 😊

[@sickof36]

I still lay on the bathroom floor listening to a shower being on or tub filling. I’m 32 lol relaxing

[@alixandrawilde5203]

Mr. Hall Same! I’m 33. Some things just stay with you! 😆

[@tristanlaferriere5194]

Me too! Being in the bathroom with the door closed, the water running, and a bunch of towels over me like blankets is just about the most relaxing thing in the world.

[@the.r-empress9799]

@@tristanlaferriere5194 me too!!! So good

[@geob5606]

Did the same thing as a kid. Actually, I did it recently just for old times.

[@psions555]

I'm 32 and I also lay on the bathroom floor. Nice to know I'm not crazy

[@jeankotze4766]

There seem to be a lot of people with the same stories from their childhood. Sitting next to the bathtub with a towel over your head with your back against the cold tiles. Does anyone know if there is a word for this? Cause I just love to read the comments while listening to this.

[@WaterisJoy]

And to think I believed I was the only one doing this as a child. There was no way anyone else was lying beside the tub listening to the water.

[@hinglemccringle5939]

Love that it’s looking from a dark room

[@RelaxumSonos]

😁

[@jeandarc5900]

Indeed cozy