Storing pellets indoors causing possible insurance problems.

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TimfromMA said:
Pellets are made for burning. The rationale could be that a small fire that can be easily extinguished could get out of control rather quickly if the pellet stash catches fire.
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Without forced air, a pile of pellets won't burn very well. It's like trying to burn a piece of wood that's lying on the ground. Usually goes out by itself.
 
Harvey Schneider said:
Without forced air, a pile of pellets won't burn very well. It's like trying to burn a piece of wood that's lying on the ground. Usually goes out by itself.
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Your letting science and common sense get in the way..
Insurance companies rarely use either.

Dan
 
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