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Envi blocks by Barefoot Wood Pellet Co. vs. cordwood
Envi blocks by Barefoot Wood Pellet Co. vs. cordwood- Longer Burn Time – Great for overnight burning, 8 to 10 hours possible
- Less Mess – No insects – No dirt – No fungus – No mold
- Less Ash Residue – Burn Cleaner – Less creosote
- More Heat – Higher density – Lower moisture content
- More Convenient – Occupies less space – Easier to store
- Save Time – Less handling – No seasoning – No splitting
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Where do I but these envi blocks, and how much are they
finally tried the envi blocks, bought some small and large
my insert is about 20″long and 12″deep, old glacier bay, best thing i ever bought
used 3 small blocks, burned in 3 hrs, not much heat. tried 3 large, burned a little longer but again not enough heat. maybe my stove is to big and i need to use more, but at the price wood is still cheaper and the heat is great. maybe best for smaller stoves.
i have used these blocks for 3 years and sold them at my store and what a savings not only price wise but on my back and not going in the woods to cut wood , time savings 1 ton is eaqual to 3 1/2 face cord minus the bark bugs and mess
The store near us only sells loose pellets for some reason. They also told me that it’s not good to burn pellets or pellet blocks in a regular wood stove. Not true?
where can I get them in Southern California, without having to pay a fortune in shipping?
Interesting alternative to cord wood; burns hot, catches easily in hot bed of coals, burns long, leaves little ash, takes up less space than equivalent piece of wood and no mess either!