So I was at Lowes and they had two brands of pellets, Trae and another pellet that I can’t remember the name of now. I searched both on my phone and at the time Trae only had 1 review (that came up on my phone) and the guy claimed these were the best pellets he had ever used. Although they burn clean and leave little ash they are not hot at all. Not sure why but I find that to put out the same heat that my previous bags of stove chow put out on my lowest setting of 1, I had to bump it up to setting 2 burning Trae Pellets which burns through pellets nearly twice as fast. They are not the worst pellets I’ve ever burned but due to low heat output they hover at the bottom. I will only buy these if none other are available.
I have a Breckwell freestanding pellet stove. I have used several bags of these wood pellets and the burn fine with not a lot of Ash. I also use Clean Energy wood pellets and they seem to burn a bit hotter than the Trae pellets do. Both burn fine in my pellet stove. I turn my stove off once a day for a half hour to clean the fire box and burn pot. Doing so keeps the stove efficency up. Not a lot of Ash.
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So I was at Lowes and they had two brands of pellets, Trae and another pellet that I can’t remember the name of now. I searched both on my phone and at the time Trae only had 1 review (that came up on my phone) and the guy claimed these were the best pellets he had ever used. Although they burn clean and leave little ash they are not hot at all. Not sure why but I find that to put out the same heat that my previous bags of stove chow put out on my lowest setting of 1, I had to bump it up to setting 2 burning Trae Pellets which burns through pellets nearly twice as fast. They are not the worst pellets I’ve ever burned but due to low heat output they hover at the bottom. I will only buy these if none other are available.
I have a Breckwell freestanding pellet stove. I have used several bags of these wood pellets and the burn fine with not a lot of Ash. I also use Clean Energy wood pellets and they seem to burn a bit hotter than the Trae pellets do. Both burn fine in my pellet stove. I turn my stove off once a day for a half hour to clean the fire box and burn pot. Doing so keeps the stove efficency up. Not a lot of Ash.
These pellets are the worst we have ever used. So much pellet dust. Jams my auger daily.
I have a quad classic stove and these are the best I have used so far