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True Heat Wood Pellets
Keystone Wood Pellets
September 11, 2015
Snow Timber Wood Pellets
June 20, 2016True Heat Wood Pellets
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Bought these on the retailers recommendation. They are some of the best pellets I ever used. Some fines, but otherwise very good. Strong bags make them easy to roll down the basement steps. With these pellets, my boiler runs 7 days without having to clean out the boiler. Hardly any clinkers. I have a Ecoheat Solutions EcoBoiler. (central heat)/
Nothing False about these Pellets. The heat is great and ash low. My Lopie Lyden stove just loves these pellets!
I just purchased three tons of these pellets and I couldn’t be happier! I was a bit weary at first but finally pulled the trigger and bought these. So after six bags of these I have NO clinkers! That’s right I got 0 clinkers and some light ash. Heat output was OUTSTANDING! I have consistently burned Hamer’s, Cubex, Logik-e, and Vermont Wood Pellets in my QuadraFire Santa Fe and I have to admit these were right up there with Vermont in terms of quality. My glass finally started getting dirty after this fourth bag. Sadly, I bought the ash vacuum advertised on this site from Amazon and have used it more for other purposes instead of ash! I don’t think you will be sorry with these pellets…..especially the price.
True Heat pellets are the best that I have ever used. My Harmon pellet stove burns so efficiently with them. I used to burn through 2-3 pellets from other companies. This past year I only burnt 60 bags within 7 months. Granted this past winter was not as cold, but the high heat value and low ash make it a great choice. Thank you.
I usually burn LG Granules as my Enviro Mini works best with softwood pellets (I live in a pretty small cabin). I picked up a ton of these from work at cost plus trucking so I don’t know what they retail for. They burn very hot with low ash so I’ve been able to turn the auger feed down from where I usually run it with other softwoods. The diameter of the pellet and length appears to smaller than the LGs so I suspect they are packing a little tighter in the auger flights resulting in more fuel in the burn pot. A very good pellet so far.