11 comments

• Comment Link Saturday, 16 March 2013 05:46 posted by Lisa

  what exactly is in the eureka premium pellets? Are there chemicals to help the burn, or products other than evergreen family of woods. Important to know as I want to use it in our horse stables. Thank you
• Comment Link Monday, 07 January 2013 01:48 posted by chris

  clean my stove once a WEEK,
  New England Stove Works Stove 25 PDCV stove
  worst pellets I have ever bought, heres a clue/... are the specs of the pellets on the bag? NO..... what color are the pellets?..green brown with red streaks in them HMM says "wood By products" so what is a by product? red plastic bags on the floor of the mill?
  Even the STOVE companys say STAY AWAY from pellets that wont put the specs on the bags... Wal Mart sells a better pellet and I hate Wal Mart......this pellet has more glass like clunkers than any pellet made I have used, and more ash and burns like 2 bags to 1 bag of two other brands that I have tried....Sold thru Ace Hardware and DOESNT live up to ACE requirements. Has to be the worst pellet made....
• Comment Link Monday, 31 December 2012 14:31 posted by Scott Kozar

  These pellets are too small, don't provide the heat and produce way too much ash. I clean my US Pellet Stove model #6041 daily. I would never buy these pellets again.
• Comment Link Wednesday, 26 December 2012 03:19 posted by Doug Woods

  I tried a ton of your Douglas Fir pellets last winter. Some of the pellets were too long and would get stuck in my stoves auger. Are yo ur fir pellets still quite long? Doug
• Comment Link Tuesday, 25 December 2012 23:09 posted by Doug Woods

  I tried a ton of your Douglas Fir pellets last winter. Some of the pellets were too long and would get stuck in my stoves auger. Are yo ur fir pellets still quite long? Doug
• Comment Link Saturday, 22 December 2012 02:23 posted by G.H.

  Poor quality. Vewry poor in fact. Hard to start and they don't burn well. LOTS of clinkers or just built up unburned pellets. Quadrafire stove. Massive maintenance i.e. cleaning firepot, vacuum sawdust from auger per bag or two. In fact, if the stove goes out, it won't start due to clinkers in firepot in a 4 hour burn.
• Comment Link Sunday, 09 December 2012 21:10 posted by R. Jared

  Dec.8 2012
  
  Bought a ton of Eureka pellets for our Quadra-Fire and the quality was poor. Lots of sawdust and needed to be screened before using. Never had trouble before with this brand. Very cold and disappinted.
  
  Ron
• Comment Link Monday, 26 November 2012 23:09 posted by RD

  Breckwell stove. Scrupulously cleaned every 15 bags. This year's Eureka pellets are a disaster. Lots of sawdust and actual wood chips in the bags. I've burned Eureka pellets for 3 years with no problems but this year they seem to have some serious quality control problems.
• Comment Link Saturday, 03 March 2012 22:44 posted by john tanner

  just bought a pallet of eureka pellets. very dark, almost black. lots of saw dust. no heat. wont burn very well with LOTS of ash. does not come close to what the bag says. very, very disapointed. cant get hold of anyone at the company. will not EVER buy again
• Comment Link Saturday, 10 December 2011 02:43 posted by Wayne

  Light colored with a firm, shiny binder. Clean burning. Low ash. Good heat output.
  
  Purchased at Smith's Grocery in Kingman, Az.
• Comment Link Tuesday, 06 December 2011 19:55 posted by M.J.Glen

  I buy Premium pellets and am very happy with product. Only problem is the 40 lb. bags. I am 66 years old with a bad leg so picking up your 40 lbs. bags and carrying them to my family room can be a real chore. Do you or would you make a 20 lbs. bag? I am retired and get friend to go and pick up a ton for me, then store them in a room off of the family room. I use a little over a ton a year depending on how cold a winter we have.