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Eco Flame Premium Pellets
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January 17, 2010Rocky Mountain Pellets
January 17, 2010Eco Flame Premium Pellets
Eco-Flame Wood pellets, Premium Pellets
By Confluence Energy from Kremmling, Colorado. premium grade wood pellets from Lodgepole Pine. Eco-Flame wood pellets are sourced from Lodgepole Pine trees killed by the Mountain Pine Beetle that has infested many forests in Colorado and surrounding states. These trees are being removed to help protect the remaining forest and land from devastating forest fires, and being used to help heat homes in the process. These premium wood pellets have been tested to have ash content typically below .45% and heat value of 8,337 BTU/lb.
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- Bag Quality(4)
- Overall Quality(3.5)
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Best wood pellets
I’ve tried 3 different brands of wood pellets and this one is by far the best. It leaves much less ash so does not need to be cleaned out as often! I’m relatively new to the wood pellet stove world and this is making me love it even more!
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Great pellets at great price!
Cooked my best brisket with these, during 12° weather outside! I use Knotty Wood and Lumberjack pellets and these burn and smoke just as good. Bag is twice as big and less than $10! Killer!
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Good pellets
Best pellets I can find. Good heat low ash and the bags are tuff.
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Stay away until spring!!
I usually don’t review stuff but I want to let other people know before they get stuck by in these. These pellets are terrible, they put out no heat. can literally put my hand on the stove after it’s been running for hours.
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We tried them out this year in our quadrafire 1200. Lots of clinkers and jams.
We have always loved ECO flame. Unfortunately this year they went from the best to the worst. Now we have clinkers and awful soot on the glass. We cannot burn them overnight as the pot fills and smolders and clogs with clots of pellets.
Where can eco flame be purchased? This is the pellets we like, but cannot find a store that carries them in Colorado.
EcoFlame burns clean and the glass door stays clean. I clean the stove (Quadra Fire) every 2 weeks but I am sure it could go on and on for weeks.
I used Eco-Flame pellets for 2 years now and think they burn very well. The heat out put is around 8450 btu. I used hard wood pellets in the past and will never use them again, because it was very hard to clean the stove. The carbon build up was so great I had to remove my auger assembly. I have only used softwood pellets ever since.My pellet stove gets cleaned once a week through out the heating season. I hope this was not to long and boring for some people.Sorry I have a Harman Accentra-2 pellet stove
These are an extremely clean burning pellet. Very good btu value and low ash and the lowest clinker content of any pellet I have ever burned….and, I’ve burned over 20 manufacturers’ pellets in the past 5-years and over 100-tons! The only down side to these pellets is their durability. If you plan to auger these a longer distance or transfer them via vacuum over distance or around corners you might encounter breakage and fines. Other than that, these are the best pellets encountered to date! If it were not for good quality production (finally) hitting the Northeast, I’d be “importing” more of these from the West.