✔ 最佳答案
It is NOT true.
Rotation of the earth that gives rise to Corolis force only affects large circulation system, such as typhoons or monsoon winds, that spans over hundreds or thousands of miles.
For water circulation that you observe in your wash basin, bath tub or toilet bowel, the Corolis forces is too weak to have any effect on it.
Those kinds of water circulation are in fact governed by the flatness of the drain hole, the initial speed of water (as the water is hardly at absolute rest), the air movement above the water, plus other factors.