(REUPLOAD) Worn but not torn? | Random Pakistani wall & exhaust fans

(Reupload to try to fix the quiet audio. Still doesn't really match the Loudness level compared to when you hear it IRL. The noise suppresion on my phone is way too strong for some reason.) Hey guys! Hope you're all doing good. Just returned from a holiday in Pakistan and I thought I'd share a few of the many fans that are being used in my family's home. There are a total of 56 fans in the house which include: Ceiling fans, wall fans, exhaust fans and a few table fans but to make this video short, I only focused on some of the wall fans and exhaust fans. There are a variety of different brands being used and a lot of different sizes. Most of the fans are also at least 10+ years old now so I guess some of them classify as childhood fans? As stated in the thumbnail, a lot of these have pretty dry bearings due to the climate they are in and with how much they are used. However, that does not stop them from being pretty exceptional performers and tend to only be replaced when the rooms that they are in are being re-done. I do plan on visiting again in the near future so perhaps some more videos will be made regarding the ceiling fans? If that does happen, I will make sure to make them as smooth as possible. I wasn't too happy with how this video came out to be but I guess it could have been worse. If you like this sort of thing and wish to see more later. you know exactly what to do and in the typical utmost fanology fashion, no one is going to force you to subscribe or like etc. The channel's instagram where you can see some extra pics: https://www.instagram.com/fanologyofu... Thanks for watching and have a good one. (timestamps) 00:00 Wall fans 10:02 Exhaust fans