Anyone burning Cubex pellets this year? If so, how are they burning? I tried Cubex last year and they were a mess in my stove. Apparently they had a bad batch last year. I switched to Okanagan pellets this year and they are burning clean just not as hot as the Cubex did.
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Thanks for the update. I'm thinking I'll have to use a hardwood for the coldest winter months as this softwoods just don't seem to burn as hot.
Bruins4877
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I had the same issue with Cubex last year. I burned five bags this year and they seem much better so I bought a full ton for the colder months. I hope the ton that I bought burn as well as the first five. They are the Cubex with the new bag. Green leaf on the bag instead of red.
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fmsm
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If you want hot and clean for me a good softwood does the trick, if you want ultra hot and and really low ash the Douglas Firs are supposed to be the way to go
Love the Heat
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I have the Cubex with red leaf. I bought them in the spring of 2013 and they don't seems to be as good
as what I did use last season.
as what I did use last season.
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Bruins4877
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Agreed Sooty...I had to put a bag in the stove last night as I hadn't gotten my delivery of my shoulders til today. I had to drop the stove down one setting like I did two years ago with Cubex. I think last year's crappy lot is a thing of the past.
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