I thought softwood pellets were the better ones
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I thought softwood pellets were the better ones
Some do claim that softwood pellets have more BTUs. One thing to look for is low ash and low fines, they burn cleaner and leave less ash to be cleaned up. I think the premium versions are less than 1% ash and fines
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The best wood pellets I have burned are the somerset brand.Heat very well with little ash/fines.
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I use lignetics, very good premium pellets.
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Harman P-68 pellet stove here.Heats my 2100 square foot house.It burns anything you put in it but I prefer a good softwood pellet for the low ash and high btu.
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Hunter, does coal come in pellets or do you have to have a coal stove?
It comes in all sizes, yes you need a coal stove.....
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I am leaning pellets over firwood because of the mess firewood crease.....coal? come on.
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I wood (sic) burn coal in a heart beat.
If I didn't have so much wood around. I'm looking into it any way. I've got a coal "water heater, a "Central 20 c" and an unused chimney to go with.
I'm also looking at pellets to replace the downstairs wood stove (Fischer log wood) Just something that would run all winter and keep the chill off until the parlor wood stove warmed the evening meal.
Coal sure seems attractive. There is a lot of heat in a ton of anthracite!
If I didn't have so much wood around. I'm looking into it any way. I've got a coal "water heater, a "Central 20 c" and an unused chimney to go with.
I'm also looking at pellets to replace the downstairs wood stove (Fischer log wood) Just something that would run all winter and keep the chill off until the parlor wood stove warmed the evening meal.
Coal sure seems attractive. There is a lot of heat in a ton of anthracite!
