Clean Fire Wood Pellets by American Biomass
Quality controls ensure that Clean Fire is one of the cleanest burning pellets available in the market. A blend of clean hardwood shavings and chips forms this product. Then a small amount of softwood is added to ensure a consistently energy-dense product. Fines are carefully screened before packaging and the resulting pellets typically run at about 0.5% ash, meaning half the cleanings that would be required with some other “Premium” pellets.
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i have used clean fire hardwood pellets since 2008. this year’s batch don’t burn right. my burn pot clogs every 24 hours as opposed to teh last 3 season where the burn pot was clean for 7 days. dean
Bought these pellets in 2011 and 2012. Using an Astoria Bay. Loved the pellets in 2011, low ash but the 2012 pellets seemed to have double the ash and lower heat.
I got these pellets 3 tons for my Harmon p43. Good heat more ash than I’m used to and the glass gets all gummed up.good heat but more dirty than say ligetics which are premo.linetics are pricy but great.
I got these pellets 3 tons for my Harmon p43. Good heat more ash than I’m used to and the glass gets all gummed up.good heat but more dirty than say ligetics which are premo.linetics are pricy but great.
Pros: Low ash
Cons:I agree with the earlier post, the pellets do not break up on the burn pot and ends up eventually blocking the air flow. You need to pay extra attention to clear it out every day so the stove will still work. Glass gets dirty faster.
My Stove: Lennox Traditions T300-P, I clean my stove 1 to 2 times a week.