never heard of these, they are made by Natures heat and are 219/ton. by all of the dust and really faded bags they have been setting for some time.
freedom pellets at HD?
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mark d fellows
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If the bags are faded, and you see a lot of dust, I wouldn't pay more than 50 dollars a ton. Don't buy them! Just my opinion. Freedom Fuel pellets are good, but if the bags have been faded from sitting in in the weather, I wouldn't touch them!
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Pellet-King said:
Not in my stove. The heat I get from them is only fair. They are ok for the shoulder seasons. I wouldn't burn them after it gets much below 35F outside.
imho of course. ymmv.
Oh, and I don't think they are in any way related to Pennington Nature's Heat at all. I burned them both back to back and they were very different.
I like these pellets because of REALLY low ash but the size of them varies..first bag were the biggest diameter I had seen, like bigger sized pencils...now this next bag are like small and tiny, almost like gravel...but they're burning great!
donkarlos said:
Not from what I saw when I burned them last year, and also not according to J-Takeman's latest test results.....ash level was somewhat high. But hey, as long as they burn good for you, that's all that matters.
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Pellet-King
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There not the same as last yr, last yr were very small, now this year look like they got damp and blewup, burn ok, small ones were made in arkansas, new ones are from N.C.
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