Hair Dryer Sound 33 | 1 Hour Visual ASMR | Lullaby to Relax and Sleep

I’ve bought another old vintage Morphy Richards hair dryer from the seventies in order to record this hair dryer sound video.

That blow dryer is an old Model 4822, made in England in 1976. It’s still in working order, although it’s a little bit rattling in some situations, for example when you shake it from side to side. In spite of being more than 40 years old, it still produces an amazing sound. Often old hair dryers are like a fine wine: the older, the better.

I’m a hair dryer collector and hair dryer sound addicted. I’m glad to share my healthy addiction on Internet: I believe that white noise is a powerful resource to relax and sleep, and that hair dryer sound is the best white noise to achieve that goals. A true technological lullaby indeed.

This is a 1 hour long video, performed with slow movements in order to trigger a visual ASMR. As usual, it’s a binaural recording too, so use headphones in order to get a better experience.

If you want to watch other old vintage blow dryer sound video on this channel:

Enjoy! :)

[EndySefa]

It's early morning, 6:25 am. The bed is warm, but outside of the bed is chilly. It's still a little dark before the sunshine. A distant sound interrupts the peace -someone in the house is drying their hair. Though you just woke up because of the sound, you find the sound oddly soothing, and soon you're lulled back to sleep by the monotonous hum of the hair dryer.

[alexyuno]

My favourite sound ever!!! .... I had my childhood in Soviet Union and this sound brings me back to my early days when my Mom used to strike my hair gently while drying it with fan.... over 30 years flown by so fast, no Mom around, no USSR, no cloudless days of childhood... but one day I heard this very sound and like in Time Machine it returned me back to my bedroom.... my head's on my Mom's knees... I'm falling asleep so sweetly....pleasant sound, soft warm air ....life is wonderful....

[jake.riches]

It's amazing how there is so many people that enjoy hair dryer white noise. Mine has been linked with my childhood with my mother drying her hair early in the morning before work as I lay warm in bed listening. Seems many other people have the similar memory link, I thought I was the only weirdo out there that enjoyed it. Much love to all out there <3

[kamarila]

It’s weird how everytime I hear hair dryer sound I get goosebums. In my head everytime I hear it I feel warm air surrounding me. My sister and I would during the winter and really cold days let hair dryer warm the inside of our blanket as we were snuggled in it. And every time I felt like the happiest person on earth, bc I was with my favorite person, with warmth and the this sound pulling me to sleep. Magical.
Thank you for your hard work on this! You brought me my happy place❤️

[Jacky.c.v]

The ASMR that I get from hair dryers is deeply rooted in my childhood, I really loved this video.

[maxinehendricks]

Goosebumps!
When I was a kid I would literally have my mom’s hair dryer on & place it beside me on the bed until I fall asleep
My mom would freak out about it complain about the electrical bill
At that time I didn’t know about these type of videos on YouTube. I love the fact that there’s other weirdos like me out there, i thought I was alone on this
I love u guys! 😩😂🤍

[smilingenius]

Dreams come true! White noise is unbelievable: no thoughts or problems. How to move a hairdrayer is very important to make the magic...and I can see you know what it means.
A big Thank you from Italy!

[zed]

When I was 2 years old my mom would put me on her bed to fall asleep and I always fell asleep to the sound of her blowdrying her hair, so this video gives me nostalgia to those good times. Appreciate it! :)

[spinxoplayz]

the fact that you put out all these videos that make so many people feel calm, happy, relaxed and so comfortable and you respond to every comment with a positive tone you are a gem thank you

[ChargedCMOS]

Holy, Jesus!! One of the best hair dryer sounds I have ever heard! *goose bumps all over the place

[wanito_]

Thank you so much for being with me literally every night for 6 months now. You are the guardian of my sleep, not all heroes wear capes some wears coveralls.

[naddlzviolic]

I used to fall asleep a lot while drying my hair as a child and still love the relaxing sound of a hairdryer. This way to fall asleep tho is much more saver... love it, thank you for that! :D

[RainPianoSound]

This is the sound of a perfect box fan. No modulation, no odd high pitch, but a true Holmes box fan. Absolutely no looping sound. THE BEST!

[chiaraeliza]

Such a lovely community that share the same addiction. Safe place. Cozy place. Thanks Al. 😊

[simEXOgaming]

It's 3 a.m., winter, dark and cold outside, the streets are empty and filled with silence. I'm sitting in front of my desktop PC wearing headphones and listen to this binaural hairdryer sound (the famous #33 no less) which gives me goosebumps and I imagine feeling a distant faint of warmth. It's awesome I simply love it!

[WinfridaEvalisto]

as a boy I used to sit in front of my parents fan heater on cold mornings. it made me feel relaxed and sleepy. today I am almost 59 and I still enjoy sitting in front of a fan heater to experience the same cosy relaxed and sleepy state I enjoyed so much as a boy. this video is wonderful. well done to the makers and please upload more

[Vaikickz]

I usually never write comments, but this time I have to.
Hearing to this sound for over 3 years now. When I work, sleep or just relax. Reminds me of the early mornings when my mother was drying her hair and I would fall asleep so pleasent just because of this sound. Wonderful times...
This sound works like a time machine :)

[tommasocaretti]

You are an incredible human being. I bless the day I found your channel. This is not just an ASMR this is heaven. It helps me focus while I study, work, play, think, sleep. Goosebump all over my body and it reminds me of my childhood. Thank you. I will never find a way to pay you back. With true love, from Italy.

[nunziocurcuruto]

I suffer from anxiety attacks, with this childhood sound I can calm down, thanks

[ParadiseMeditationMusic]

That sound reminds me the mornings that my mom was preparing for work. I was in the bed felling warm listening to that sound and planing for my future. Here I am right now, in the army trying to feel close to my family listening to that amazing sound again. Good old days!