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Greentree Wood Pellets
Okanagan Gold
September 28, 2014
Tall Pines Wood Pellets
November 2, 2014Greentree Wood Pellets
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REFORMULATE PRODUCT....WOOD PELLETS
GREENTREE WOOD PELLETS….HORRIBLE. ..NEED TO FIX THE QUALITY. ..VERY SOOTY..TO MUCH OIL…OR SOMETHING. ..TOO MUCH ASH….NEED TO REFORMULATE….OR START OVER …
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Terrible
No heat.
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VERY DIRTY SOOTY PELLET FUEL
Dirty burning ….SOOTY …WON’T BUY AGAIN
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Pellets are all I use for heat. Greentree are the best to burn, I’ve tried all others I could find but they have high moisture so you have to continually knock em down, Thanks Greentree
1*. Just finished burning 25 bags purchased from Lowe’s. By far the worst purchase yet. I have a Quadra fire and these pellets leave lots of clinkers in the burn pot. I have to scrape down the burnpot and clear all the air holes almost every other day otherwise we get the lazy flame creating soot and lack of heat. I wish Lowe’s woud bring back the Sierra pellets.
Green Tree Pellets made in California and bought at Lowe’s. What happened to quality control. I have purchased three pallets this year. Only one has has pellets of a good size 1/2 to 3/4 inches long and gave me no problem.. The other two pallets worth has pellets 2 to 2 1/4 inches long, which clog the pellet stoves feeding port. Also, these pellets are terrible for forming clinkers, which do not allow the stove to light.
The company is aware of these problems, but apparently cannot get things right. I will not buy these anymore. They are not good nor worth the money. Do not know why they are selling these knowing the problems???????
My neighbor and I will be returning about 1 and 1/2 pallets worth.
The pellets are being produced by a new plant in Capella, California.