Blazers or somerset
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rcook430
Burning Hunk
Never burned Blazers, but Somerset are my pellet of choice. No perfect pellet out there but Somersets are the closest I have found as far as hardwood pellets go.
Peterfield
Minister of Fire
Why not try some of each? Somersets are a fine hardwood pellet and Blazers have a good reputation as a softwood pellet. I burned a few bags of Blazers and they provide good heat with hardly any ash. I have not burned Somersets but there are many posts on this forum recommending them.
Johnny_Fiv3
Feeling the Heat
PelletPirate
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Jack Morrissey
Feeling the Heat
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
Blazers are those Douglas firs that you look at your stove and try to figure out where the ash went.....
minmum to Zilch ash...
minmum to Zilch ash...
JRA
Feeling the Heat
I think I'll take the blazers great heat low ash and very consistent burn with no need to scrape burn pot.
Pete Zahria
Minister of Fire
Somerset for me! I could get them at Lowe's in Asheville, NC last year. They were fantastic. Haven't even heard a rumour of them this year. Only thing around here is Freedom Fuel (ugghhh...) and Fiber Energy Products. Well... I could go to Wrights and pay $7 a bag but I'd rather be cold.
JRA
Feeling the Heat
Great guess, I was tempted to give the rest of my speal when replying to this thread but held back! I bet you could fill in those blanks by now.You were using Blazers??
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