Stove Chow Wood Pellets
100% Hardwood – Budget‐Friendly Heating Fuel
Stove Chow Wood Pellets are manufactured from clean hardwood sawdust with minimal bark and no added binders. These pellets are designed for homeowners looking to get solid heat performance at a value price, without stepping up into the premium hardwood/softwood fuel category.
Typical specs: Independent user tests report average temperatures 280-340°F on insert doors, ash content around ~0.3-0.4% by weight in some bags, and good burn time for the price. Availability is strong at big-box stores like The Home Depot in several states and many users report they perform well for the cost.
Status note: While many bags of Stove Chow have earned positive feedback, user forums also note batch variation—some runs have higher ash, more fines or weaker performance compared with earlier releases. Always check the bag date, condition and store return policy before buying by the ton.
Bottom line: If you’re after a dependable hardwood pellet that keeps performance consistent and cost relatively low, Stove Chow is a worthy option—just treat it as a “value” fuel and check your bag for signs of freshness and quality before stockpiling.
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106 Responses
I bought 15 bags of stove chow pellets I put 1 bag in to see how they would burn I would like to take other 14 back it made one big mess never seen such a mess with pellets I’ve had my brick well for 12 years staying with summer set
WORST PELLETS I HAVE EVER USED ! Burns very fast , more ash than any other I have used. I have been burning pellets for 9 years DONT WASTE THE MONEY !
I have KOZI XL ,I will never use Stove Chow wood pellets again, they don’t burn well and lots of chunks, some times I have to clean it 3 times a day and I have to use full air or they won’t burn, I agree with Gary, don’t buy because of price I got stuck with 3 tons, Owen,
I have a cheap US stove for about 7 years and the stove chow is the best pellets I have ever used. Any of the premier pellet company brands all burn perfect. Very little ash. Only thing you have to do is shut down the stove once a day and dump out the burn pot. I’ve had problems with all other brands of pellets making a mess or not giving good heat. So to all you review readers out there just try different pellets and burner setting to find s brand that works for you
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