15 Comments

1. marcel d lauzon says:

   January 11, 2018 at 7:59 pm

   i have been burning wood pellets for more than 15 years. this year i bought 3 tons of pennington wood pellets. these pellets burn but leave large chunks of ash. this ash has to be removed every 4 hours, or the flame will change and not produce heat. the bag says that these pellets are clean burning and has low ash. this is wrong, and a lie.
   is there a warranty on this product? i still have 2 tons in the garage.
   please get back to me.

2. Derek says:

   February 24, 2017 at 2:43 pm

   Burning pellets for just two years. My review needs to state their is a difference if the pellets are kept sheltered or unsheltered. If you have torn bags, wet bags, lots of sawdust your pellets are not going to produce good results- they’ve been damaged/wet (usually in transport or storage).
   I had good results with my Pennington purchase at Sams club. They were brought out to me from inside storage. Following are my test results:
   From a cleaned Englander stove
   10 min to ignition setting 2-3 (2 feed, 3 blower) outside temp 52 deg. F
   17 min fan start 2,3 250 deg F. using an inferred temp sensor 3″ from blower vent
   20 min full burn pot ignition 275 Deg
   30 min 150 deg
   45 min 200 deg

   200 deg seems to be where it averaged on low setting 2,3

   After burning all night and over 16+ hours i had very little ash in burn pot – although the rest of the stove had the rest of the ash. Absolutely NO clinkers.

   Overall satisfaction Satisfied
   Similar results with another Maine brand pellet Northeast

3. Jerry says:

   April 5, 2016 at 6:06 pm

   I normally buy Lowe’s or Home Depot pellets but they were never consistently good or bad, particularly Home Depot pellets. So I thought I would try Pennington Nature’s heat pellets. Mistake, they are very dusty, smelly, and produce tons more ash than the pellets I had been buying from the other sources. I will not try them again.

4. RS Arnold says:

   December 18, 2015 at 4:37 pm

   Found these at Walmart last season and ended up using them with a dozen left over to get me into the Fall ’15 burn season. Found to be an excellent pellet. The Plymouth, MA store did not get a fresh load in until late November. BIG difference, can only describe as the worst pellets I have ever used in my Thelin Tiburon stove. Frequently find the burn chamber with a solid chunk of cinder the size of a hamburger.

5. Valerie shafer says:

   December 18, 2015 at 12:35 am

   Buyer beware. I’m a 70 year old woman ; which just purchased your pellets, I had to pay the neighbor boy to unload for me!! Now I have 5 bags of 1/3 full of this very poor grade of pellets… The bags are more sawdust than pellets…. So bad I will no way put it in my stove…I will never buy this brand again ..now I have bags that I have no idea what to do with …. Think I should be reinburst…… Very unhappy!!!!