Barefoot pellets
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They are burning just fine, just hope Barefoots quality isn't going down to keep up with demand.
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phileefan
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Burnt about 6 bags so far and they burn hot but a lot of ash also. I didn't find too many long ones.
reallyte
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john193
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Last year I had some large pieces. If I saw it I broke it up. Did have the drop chute clog once on my MVAE burning barefoots. Burning them again this year and nothing to report.
twodogs02
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My barefoot pellets are not any longer from what I've noticed although the auger crunches one now and then. What I have noticed is a darker colored ash that's heavier and does not readily fall off the burn pot
Hdhogger
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I have burned through 35 bags form last year and broke into this seasons stash. Last years were definitely longer and darker (bags dated 2-13)
This years batch is dated 11-13 and 4-14. Small and light, almost white. (was wondering if from ash trees because of Emerald Ash Borer infestation).
Hot and clean-2 weeks on Big E and haven't opened the door, will clean mine and my parents stove Friday.
This years batch is dated 11-13 and 4-14. Small and light, almost white. (was wondering if from ash trees because of Emerald Ash Borer infestation).
Hot and clean-2 weeks on Big E and haven't opened the door, will clean mine and my parents stove Friday.
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