Has anyone tried them? How does $300 a ton sound? Am I getting ripped off or is that a good price? Any feedback would be great.
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I burn them once in a while mixed with dry wood. They are $265 here a ton and that is if you pick them up.
Some like them, some do not. I have never burned them alone. I got a bunch of them for free and then purchased a ton for this year since I thought we would be short on wood.
They start easily for me when I start a new fire with a quarter of a supercedar.
I would rather burn good dry wood. However if you do not have enough wood or if your wood is sub par they are great if your budget allows for the cost.
They do hold coals for a long time in my stove.
You should ask for some for free to try out if you are interested in them.
Some like them, some do not. I have never burned them alone. I got a bunch of them for free and then purchased a ton for this year since I thought we would be short on wood.
They start easily for me when I start a new fire with a quarter of a supercedar.
I would rather burn good dry wood. However if you do not have enough wood or if your wood is sub par they are great if your budget allows for the cost.
They do hold coals for a long time in my stove.
You should ask for some for free to try out if you are interested in them.
RobC
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I got a pallet ( ton ) for $245 winter of 2011 / 2012. Was falling behind on seasoned wood. They really stretched my hard wood supply. Worked well for intended purpose. Easy to handle and clean. Do not them get wet just like wood pellets. $300 ? currently on Long Island... I could see that because of the cost of diesel during transportation.
Thanks for the input. I have enough wood for next 2 years. Just thought of these as a backup/emergency supply.
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