Life Without Gas in Pakistan: My Buying Guide

[@SoulGoodman331]

This dude is like the elder brother we all wish we had. Great content as always Owais

[@shaz6045]

True.

[@zubairraheemkhan]

Hahahha. Aesa hi feel hota ha when you're listening to him

[@simplified_101]

قسمے یار۔ سو ٹروُ

[@sumbultahir1702]

Yesss.....,☺️☺️

[@ghazanfarabbas899]

Lpg ka cylinder chota hu ya bara means 11.8 ka Wala ya 45.4 KG Pressure same he rahta hy bcz of regultar 32MBar ka hu ga ya 30 m bar Jo keh 2kg per hour gas deta hy.. So bro no problem for presure

[@imabdullahjaved]

No one makes the guides with this much details in Pakistan. Thank you. I really appreciate your efforts.

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you for the appreciation ❤️

[@jani017]

@@syedowaisali ac say jo monocarbon gas nikalti hay jo ozone lyer ko damage karti hay or planet earth k liye nuqsaandah hay uskay baray main bhi batain .. or aisa koi ac ka batain jis main say yah gas na nikalti ho

[@elitegamernerd]

This channel should literally be the national channel of pakistan. Every aspect of life in Pakistan is being covered. Hats off!

[@syedowaisali]

This means a lot. Thank you so much

[@tayyabnaveed2266]

if you install a gas water heater in an enclosed area, it is very important that you properly connect the exhaust vent on top, to make sure that the poisonous fumes don't buildup in your home.

[@shaheerilyas4420]

Keeping gyser indoors is the best thing for efficiency but do not forget to mention here that if you are using it with gas than arrange some proper ventilation/exhaust for the burnt fuel bcz deaths have been reported here in where people installed instant gas gysers inside washrooms(gas based) and were found dead while bathing due to carbon monoxide... 👍... However the content and information is great

[@omarkhokhar007]

I am so glad you have focused on fire safety and given it priority. As I work at a burn centre here in Pakistan, I see the effects of gas leaks daily. You’ve done well getting rid of gas.

[@WELSHDESI]

As a British 🇬🇧 born & bred Pakistani 🇵🇰 … I must say Sir ‘You are so brave to give up comfort live abroad & decided to live in Pakistan! I notice one thing in Pakistan houses that there is No wall / Roof or even floor insulation!

[@F-Khan491]

This channel is paramount of authentic, genuine first hand reviews. Thank you very much.

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you for being a consistent supporter of this channel ❤️

[@hafsariaz8175]

Absolutely, wallah 👍

[@kaiser6490]

@@syedowaisali Can you please recommend a professional and qualified company for instalation of solar system based on latest technology. Thank you.

[@kaiser6490]

@Syed Owais Ali Can you please recommend a professional and qualified company for instalation of solar system based on latest technology. Thank you.

[@shahidmahmood8139]

Electric fan heater is also a good option

[@ActiveBigB]

This guy has proved that YoutTube is just not a foolish place for pathetic pranks. It has much more value and our people also like serious and sober content. Thumbs up Owais.

[@usmanalim2010]

26 Celsius in a very high temperature to set your heater to. I live in Canada and am amazed when I visit some Pakistani families here whose homes are like toasters. When the outside temperature is near zero, a 20-21 degrees interior temperature can feel pleasantly warm and is also easy on your wallet. As you mentioned in your video, there are no safety codes in Pakistan. Installing a water heater (geyser) indoors would mean proper venting of gases which can be a serious issue if not done properly.

[@learningearningskillsvlogs7877]

Summary video tips 1.make food without gas buy cylinders Safty use in open area 2.use a.c as heaters for room heat 3.use geyser electric for water hot boil

[@asharashraf5678]

Now a days Solar gyser comes with a hybrid option. You can use electricity in cases of cloudy or rainy days. Otherwise it produces free of cost hot water

[@majedbasheer7931]

Good work man. I followed SNGPL for nearly two years in Rawalpindi but finally gave up and paid them bribe to install my gas meter. There was a van full of pathaans who came to install the meter and believe me or not one of their main technician asked me for water so he can perform WUDU and pray 😀. At least they pray along with the bribes. Anyways, there is nothing that you can do against Pakistan systems. I always want to settle back there but every time I change my mind because of too much corruption in everything.

[@junaidahmad8934]

Definitely a need of the hour sort of video.Would definitely love to see a video on this local geezer and how it integrates with the solar setup and for how long does it keep the water hot etc.

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you.

[@Flashbros-b2h]

Very valuable insights. I'd like to comment on your analysis of water heating systems though. You are referring to the first geyser (Canon 15L) as an INSTANT GEYSER. However, any geyser with a tank is NOT really an instant geyser. An instant geyser will always be tankless and it will have narrow copper pipes (like you have in Gas instant geyser) where water gets heated in real time as it passes through the line. Also, instant geyser can never be 2000W. Most instant electric geysers I have seen range between 3k-7k Watts. I don't have gas at my place either and the best solution I've found so far is the Canon Electric geyser with 50L storage, perfect for showers and you don't run out of hot water mid-way. 30L may work for some people as well but anything less than that is not suitable for a shower.

[@usamaanjum5853]

Great video. One correction about geysers. Solar geysers also come with a heating element installed in them so you can warm up water when its too cold and cloudy. The power consumption is much lower than instant geyser so solar is definitely much better option! The real problem is actually in summers because the water can get WAAAYYYY too hot :D

[@tigerdelta]

You will be best for position of a Government City Management Officer for general public....You cover all the slightest yet v important details of how to manage daily life of an average citizen in all your content...Loved it, waiting for more to come and learn from an older humble brother like u😉🥰

[@kawan5851]

Pakistan has no Merit so obviously he will not be appointed by the government. But yes you are right.

[@zahidakbar5605]

Video lambi ho jati hai but bore nhi krti because ap ki koi b bat be matlb nhi hoti ❤️❤️❤️

[@naumanzakir8005]

Deae Miss owais, I love your logical reviews. A few things - we need to introduce our Pakistani locals to an important piece of energy jigsaw. That is if your house is well insulated- both walls and windows the heating you do with your hard earned money, will remain warm for long and require less energy and house will be more comfortable to live in! So, have you considered retrofitting your house with external wall insulation? - by the same token of insulation, modern hot water bottles with heating elements in uk are superinsulated, so the water may remain warm upto 3 days after heating it! (Mixergy- check out this brand) it is a smart water heater, which can heat water in daytime by your silar generated electricity and give you water to use early in morning when no-sun is out! You may connect this water bottle to solar water heater to make it more efficient.

[@asifasif8913]

Very informative vedio, u explain everything about electric or gas appliances briefly. Thanks for sharing your experience and information about your personal appliances. Jazaka Allah ❤️

[@naumanzakir8005]

I have been investigating all this as my future home is off grid. Meaning, no water, sewerage or gas and electric connection may prove useless due to frequent load shedding in rural area!

[@sheryarkhan963]

In the US, we also have our water heaters ( geezers ) indoor to keep the hot water stay hotter or room temperature. I am in Islamabad these days and looking forward building a family home and your content is really super helpful. Really appreciate your another amazing video.

[@nyustdent]

this channel is going to hit the millions within 2022

[@dieselee89]

love your content Owais! relatable to a majority of us Pakistanis here and good to see someone sharing their experience and knowledge for the good of rest. Thanks

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you, means a lot

[@dieselee89]

@@syedowaisali my pleasure sir

[@talhanadeem3998]

You never disappoint us with your content

[@syedowaisali]

❤️

[@shahbazanwar674]

If I have to buy something, your channel is my guide. ALLAH PAK apko jaza e khair dain,khush rahen..❤️

[@syedowaisali]

thank you so much! Means a lot

[@sherwani74]

You are doing a service to community. This is God's work. Keep it up. Continue spreading positivity.

[@ShahidMalik-kt5he]

اسلام علیکم محترم بھائی ڈیڈیلڈ میں ویڈیو بنانا بہت محنت کا کام ہے کئی لوگ شارٹ ویڈیو پسند کرتیں ہیں لیکن اچھی اور معلوماتی ویڈیوز دیکھنا چاہیئے آئیڈیاز ملتے رہتیں ہیں آپ اس سے بھی لمبی ویڈیوز بنائیں جس نے دیکھنا ہو گی وہ تو دیکھے گا شکریہ جزاک اللہ خیرا

[@syedowaisali]

Bohot shukria! ❤️

[@channeldosti]

Your videos are a great source of content. So calm and explaining. One thing I want to share from my experience is about electric water heaters. I had installed that inside my washroom. As there are no emissions, it is not risky. Another plus point is the heat dissipates into the washroom and the washroom provides some sort of insulation. Their insulation isn't bad but nothing wrong with having an additional layer. Another benefit is that I keep it warm. So when you need to use it for a shower, just turn the knob on and you will have hot water for your shower. Within the washroom, it may also require less piping and heat loss into walls. With all this, remember to install it safely, with a breaker that actually trips and only in washrooms where the size is a little bigger. Do not install in small washrooms where water can spill onto them. This way, I find them very cost-effective. I do not require a hot water connection for the entire house. Yes, I need a water heater in every location but I have switched to this mode from having the entire house on a geyser.

[@syedowaisali]

Beautifully summed up

[@AminKhan-sl2tw]

, ماشاءاللہ بہت خوب جناب آپ نے بہت اچھے طریقے سے سمجھایا

[@Rajjabbutt949]

Mashallah bht achay or technically present krte hen ap koi b video apki without logic ni hoti allah pak apko kamyab kre ammeen 🤲🏻 in sb heaters me inverter ac e sb se behter or sasta hal he inka bil na hone k brabr he baqi sb heaters ki nisbat

[@muhammadfayaz5215]

Excellent presentation as always. Regarding geyser, I would like to mention that in villages, people use small gas geyser that ignited with flow of water. These geyser can be linked with very small LPG cylinder and gas is consumed only when water is flowing through the geyser. Very cost effective as compared to electric geysers.

[@hackontech1879]

If you have LPG outdoor, you might want to connect this BIG geyser to it. I am using 35 Gallons on full hot and my LPG 41KG last around 40 days.

[@adnanmahmoodusmani1]

Thanks for all the guidance, this would surely help Overseas Pakistanis settling back in Pakistan.

[@umairahsan6740]

shah ji ap bohat achay agenda pe kam kar rahay hain, main bohat mutasir hun ap ki home appliances ki studies pe. is liay k ap smart home appliances k qayal hain. or technology ko avail or use karne k qayal hain. Allah Pak apko salmat rakhay.ameen.

[@tknfss]

Salam from Abu Dhabi Owais brother. Watched and loved all your videos. Excellent content and honest review your provide on all products. If possible, kindly create a video about drinking water filteration as it's a major crisis in Pakistan. BTW, I am using the same Canon electric heater in Pakistan. Not a good one. :P

[@syedowaisali]

InshaAllah will do

[@akhaqan]

You are doing a great service by sharing your experience & advice. My sympathies are with you all who are trying to use their ingenuity in overcoming day to day problems which shouldn't have been there in the first place as providing the basic necessities is the responsibility of the govt. You can't become the State in your house. Instead of all your energies been used here, they should have been used elsewhere. This is why people migrate and leave for greener pastures. As if these challenges were not enough, you have to deal with incompetence, cheats, thugs and lawlessness too. Wishing you all the best.

[@lavadale6804]

You summed life in Pak pretty much.

[@ShoaibKhan-oi5bm]

Sir you are educated person that’s why you keep proper setup with extra backup anar keep out of the kitchen very nice ,

[@wasabiinthehouse]

Excellent video. One major thing you missed out however was the Rinnai/Osaka Japanese Heaters & Geysers. We have Osaka's Japanese Heaters in our house. They give you the benefit of safety features, with some value added features (such as Good Morning, and Good Night) and use low amount of Gas as well.

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you, my focus was on fully electric solutions… since I don’t have sui gas, I can’t use these unfortunately 😞 but I’ve heard only good things about them. Hopefully once we get our connection, we will get to try them

[@MAswadMehtab]

My wife suffer same issue when AC heat is on, will try the trick you shared 👍

[@syedowaisali]

Thanks, Hope it works out

[@farazahmed6965]

An excellent video with lots of sincere advises from Owais. Hats off to you. Here i would like to suggest Japanese (Elect+Gas) heaters for room heating. These heaters are readily available in all major cities as used heaters. These heater work both on natural Gas and LPG and their gas and electricity consumption is very low thus they are more efficient that any conventional electric heater. And since these are imported from Japan, these are absolutely hazard free and child friendly as compared to other conventional heaters in Pakistan.

[@Warraich132]

Conventional water heater is installed outside because of gas pressure issue. When sui gas Company completely turn off gas at night, and turn it on in the morning. It becomes hazardous.

[@AliRaza-dw8pn]

Zabardst 👍 Halogen heater Mei lekar aya hua hoon but just for personal use k Liye thik hai apny smny smny hi rkhen 😅

[@jmdaher]

Geothermal heat pumps that cool rooms, and heat water are the future. We need incentives to encourage introduction and adoption.

[@32idiots]

Very informative video Owais bhai. I am also facing suffocation when using invertor heater at 28, I will try to run at lower temp as suggested by you!

[@syedowaisali]

Hope it works out for you

[@AzeemNasir71]

Great video. One thing I want to recommend is to use Instant Geysers with LPG cylinder. It removes the electrical power supply need and any danger. You can install it right outside the washroom to avoid CO2 accumulation inside the bathroom. We have it connected to the wash basin tap, that way we always get warm water for regular use and Wudhu. We fill buckets using a small pipe for taking baths.

[@slicksticky297]

Please share details like how often the cylinder needs to be refilled. Thanks in advance

[@AzeemNasir71]

@@slicksticky297 we have a cylinder with a dry weight of 13kg. We fill it with 10kg LPG gas and it lasts a month. It all depends on your usage. We use the instant geyser at Summer settings which uses less gas.

[@arsalan216]

Thanks for sharing your experiences. I like your practical and logical buying process. We don’t think of maintenance costs and problems and just look at the initial price tag, which can be highly misleading. On a side note; not sure if keeping a geyser indoors has a significant effect on energy savings as our climate is moderately cold and the storage tank should have good insulation. But having said that, we live in a time where to protect the environment we shouldn’t waste our resources and use them efficiently, so I am still going to say good advice 😊.

[@majidmushtaq6233]

Great explanation, with worth detail. For PakRef I would only say their prices are too high as compare with the market.

[@jazjaz143]

Simple, to the point plus sufficiently informative ...good job

[@dashingdecentkhan]

Boy you beauty. KZbin recommended your video and its worth watching. Keep making more informative videos.

[@m.abdullah7380]

I just Very Impressed With your video. How you detailed give information about without gas in pakistan life. I am Also Face without gas life. And this video will be veryy helpful for me 💝

[@zohaibmunir2062]

I have done the same thing, This really helps and hassle free! Love your video

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you

[@tariqabbasi9277]

Very informative video and especially useful for people newly moving in Islamabad/Pak.

[@AbdullahKhanyousfzai]

Great content as always Big brother. I still wonder the way you suggest so professionally in every field of life. MashAllah you have lot of knowledge.

[@saadomer5439]

In the last segment of the video, plz discuss how to switchover between gas and electrical in the hybrid geyser. Meaning if gas is not there, you have to manually switch it over to electrical side, since it does not happen automatically.

[@fahadsayed6104]

As Salamu alaykum Dear Brother thanks for your recommendations we are using Halogen Dish Heater we are using Super Asia it's one the Best in Quality and electric consumption and safety we are living in Rawalpindi . Regarding oil heaters yes it's takes time to heat the room but it's consuming electric power more .

[@Syed-Amin]

Bht alla content krtay hain ap bhai.very humble and down to earth .hats off👍

[@syedowaisali]

thanks so much

[@shahzebmastoi1624]

Dude agree on others than electric gyser i have ariston made in italy gyser and its working absolutly fine without adding in electric bills

[@raza.y]

Very comprehensive while still being on point. Great informative video!

[@syedowaisali]

thank you

[@arien6033]

AoA sir, thanks for sharing ur experience and worthy winter gadgets info. Stay blessed ever.❤

[@aimannajeeb3351]

Owais bhai , I learn so much from these videos. Excellent research

[@returntothetruth1469]

Bhai sahi kiya hai apnay 3 ghntay Gas ati hai phir 3 ghntay ki load shedding or Rat 9 say subah 5:45 tak bhi load shedding hoti h But LPG is very Expensive as compared to Natural gas Also its very Dangerous

[@abbashaider3190]

Salam Owais, Quick question after having Solar installed at your place, did you ever consider using an electric/induction stove/plate for cooking? if yes, can you please shed some light on this? would be awesome. thank you man, keep up the amazing work.

[@waadisindh3735]

I want to build house in town because of gas unavailability I can't. This video make some decision easy.

[@madil2259]

The reason people avoid to install water geysers in bathroom is that gas geysers consume oxygen, and this can lead to fainting of the person using the bathroom, mainly because most bathrooms are not well-ventilated. This however is not the case with electric water heaters. They are safer. (Provided you avoid splashing water on them and their electrical connections.) I do agree that water heaters lose a lot of their efficiency when installed outdoors. You can install gas geysers indoors as long as Its a well ventilated area/room (and not a bathroom) Or if you have to install gas geysers outdoor at least provide protection from rain and wind or cover them on 2 or 3 sides.

[@syedowaisali]

Agreed

[@salehaaslam3674]

Great content as always..great effort

[@UsamaKarim]

Always feel like genuine, authentic, trustable, experienced knowledge after watching your video.

[@syedowaisali]

Means a lot. Thank you for your trust

[@UsamaKarim]

@@syedowaisali Is there any video to know more about you?

[@syedowaisali]

@@UsamaKarim this is a very quick intro about me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaqce4h3iauZf5Y

[@azharnaveed9111]

Good one Owais … I am also Saudi returned and in Pakistan these sort of informative videos are very helpful

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you, I’m glad I could help

[@maliks4773]

Aoa Owais Bhai I really appreciate your work and research you done for us and you and Rama Baji are doing a great job by teaching us useful and worthy home and decision making tips. I would highly appreciate if you guide us on how to buy Macbook, apple products or other such items in Pakistan and do video on how to makeover Kitchen and where to buy kitchen accessories like mixer, material of cabinets, tole work etc. I would also like Congratulate you both on becoming parents of a baby May Allah Pak Bless you all with good health, peace , prosperity and always stay blessed and happy and spread the positivity 😍😍

[@cupcake1215]

Yes i am using semi instant geyser and they work exactly like gas geyser and also i am using only one geyser for 2 bathrooms and also for kitchen

[@Freefiretheoldgamer]

Best information KZbinr in Pakistan

[@mumtaznaseer8972]

Waist you missed another important topic instant LPG and instant gas heaters I am using LPG same for last four years and very satisfied works even in absence of electricity and natural gas and is economical

[@waseemkhan-tx9uf]

Gas supply lines should always be GI pipes, you have used green PE pipes (plastic). This is a potential safety hazard. Kindly consider replacing your supply pipes

[@msudaiskhan]

Green pipes are OK if they are burried under cement but can be hazardous if exposed.

[@Googolplex-International]

There is a thing name biomass stove which run on biomass pellets and best use with range in order to provide proper ventilation. Must check that and make video on them. That will be a great support to environment.

[@vik6986]

Just love your content man

[@aliismine]

*Allah bless you with a gas connection!*

[@gamedaddypk]

جزاکم اللہ خیر

[@Some1OnentheWorld]

Thanks for Sharing !!!! Great Resource of Knowledge Energy Resources and Planning in Pak which is badly missing

[@sstaar52]

Respect your decision to get settled in Pakistan, I think eventually that had to happen one day, sooner the better. Working to follow your footsteps, InshaAllah Pakistan ke halaat bhi behtar ho jayen ge

[@syedowaisali]

InshaAllah

[@Recitedurood]

In sha ALLAH

[@WAJIDHN]

Good information, we all need domestic health and safety awareness, i think owais you explained very well in such a small video. Thanks you. But very sad to hear, you don't have sui gas in your home. I am extremely sure you must have found some ways to install sui gas in your home. I can say that nothing impossible in our country. Try again and Good luck 👍.......

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you, yes I need to adopt the Pakistani ways and put some wheels on our application file… unfortunately this how things work here. Bitter truth.

[@zayn7414]

Thank you so much owais bhai for such great content, always love your videos ! 🤝

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you so much 😀

[@madil2259]

We have a semi instant water heater and We also have the same model Canon fast Electric water heater in our home.In my opinion Fast Electric Water Heaters are better Because, Pros of Canon fast Electric are: - heats water in 5 minutes - Doesnt consume as much electricity as a semi instant heater. - Comes in many different sizes/capacities - One hidden pro that we use: can be switched off for many hours when you dont have to use it to further save electricity (when you are asleep, away at work etc) and then switched on again because it only takes few minutes to reheat water. Cons of Semi instant electric water heater: - they are not instant or semi instant in any way. They take 20 - 40 minutes to heat a full tank of water. Ours takes 30 minutes to heat water. - comsumes more electricity than fast Electric water heater (Trust me i know) Note: Both categories are available in many sizes/capacities, So water storage and how many bathroom to provide warm water can be adjusted in both categories, it just depends on your use.

[@syedowaisali]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this.

[@root014]

Well structured and lot of useful information in a practical way and of course in a polite way.. Wish u and ur family all the happiness and health Ameen 👍✨👪

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you for the appreciation

[@sabeehchaudhray2010]

I,m big fan of your sincerity .I like you explanation way.

[@Haider9053]

Owais Bhai your video is always informative. I wish if all my country men would have been like u. God bless you both.

[@sultansikandar7491]

Behtreen U gave much information. Love to hear that , I am from quetta , gas has been absent since 2009 , every winter we are facing much problem in minus 9, I am using coal stoves old school or now a days lpg for room heating also for cooking . Ab may inverter ac lagao ga , aor Gary pani kay leye elctric+gas geyser ,

[@Ahmed-fg]

Great job dear, well deatiled and very informative vlog. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@AsfiTanoli]

Bhai, Mithai b choty area ma 25K ki hoti hai, But Main Islamabad ma methai ki qeemat aur b mhengi hai. 2 Sal hume b lag gye hain. 2009-2011

[@bannedone3ice138]

I have that fan heater which I bought like 5 years ago for 800 I or less and it’s still going Strong. I use it directly on me where I sit and it’s good enough.

[@syedowaisali]

Yes they’re a great affordable option

[@salmanmust]

Try to Use Rennai (japanese LPG Instant Gysers and LPG Heaters)

[@muhammadazeem2127]

Nice video, respect from Hong Kong 🇭🇰.

[@arfasaif6139]

One of the most underrated channels with amazing content

[@syedowaisali]

thank you for the support and appreciation

[@bushrajamal7386]

Please a more detailed video about the lpg gas usage for cooking. Also about the induction cookers pros, cons and how tos. TIA. We are waiting for a gas connection in DHA Lahore for 2 yrs, and have scant hope of getting one in the foreseeable future !

[@upsizemotivation]

Need of the hour kinda information. Thanks.

[@dopeinsights]

Please make a video on a buying guide of color laser printers in Pakistan

[@syedowaisali]

Inshallah, whenever I buy one, I’ll do so

[@bannedone3ice138]

ThankYou Owais for these videos. I’m living in Karachi and we don’t have gas since a whole month. So, can you please do a review on electric cooker options. Thanks

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you, ok I’ll look into it. Hope you get gas soon.

[@bannedone3ice138]

@@syedowaisali Yes, fingers crossed.

[@nomanmalya]

@@bannedone3ice138 bhai bharia town Karachi me to gas ka connection hi nahi hai?

[@nomanmalya]

@@bannedone3ice138 Aap ki rehaish kaha hai

[@bannedone3ice138]

@@nomanmalya DHA

[@55oldbroadstreet94]

keep it up you are doing an amazing job ,... your videos are very informative and interesting ..

[@JosephTrump]

great...i was searching for something like this ...

[@atifshafique7086]

Excellent work Brother Very Informative vedios Love you Owais Bahi Regards Atif Shafique From Lahore

[@syedowaisali]

Thank you

[@asifalasad143]

السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ ! جزاك الله خيرا !