LG Granules or granules lg,, out of Canada offers top-quality softwood pellets made from Black Spruce and Grey Pine. The company now has a highly trained team of professionals using state-of-the-art equipment allowing them to produce a consistently great product for the consumer.
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Burning LG for 9 years
I’ve been burning these for years at a rate of about 4 tons/year. I’ve tried a good variety of pellets over my time. these are fine. the ash is relatively low – I wouldn’t call it “little ash” Window soot is powdery and easy to clean – buildup is typical; I’ll clean my glass 1x week and that is with stove burning continuously. Heat output is a little low as compared to other premium softwoods, but when you are comparing costs, these are a great value.
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Great Pellets
Just bought 3 tons of these and I’m about 10 bags in at this point. Great heat with minimal fines and ash.
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Great pellets -
Great pellets – Bought 225 bags from dealer in Canada last year who delivered them. Have add-on furnace. Burn clean, good heat, little ash. Tried to get them again this year but he would not deliver to Vermont (said too far 35Mi.)
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Amazing best pellets I have ever used. Burn clean. When will you have them back in Halifax, nova Scotia?
Purchased 3 tons of Granules LG wood pellets this spring.Big mistake, Dirtiest pellets I have ever used. Lots of fine ask or soot that requires almost daily cleaning.
We are burning maximum soft hardwood blend and they are the worst pellets ever! Do not buy them they are junk a bunch of garbage we paid top dollar for I will never buy from them again they are junk so junky that I’m sure burning garbage is probably cleaner
First year with a pellet stove, Drolet Eco-65. I have nothing to compare to, but burn pot cleans easily and glass stays relatively clean. Looks to be about 25 bags to fill the ash pan.