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  1. fespo Feeling the Heat

    joined: Dec 14, 2005
    292 posts
    South West burbs of Chicago
    Hello all. This year is my first year with my pellet stove, which is my back-up stove. I think I went over on buying pellets this fall, I bought one ton of pellets at 3.49 a bag plus tax. Well i only use this stove in the mornings to take the chill of the living room area. I have burned about 3 bags so far and 1 bag was just to burn the smell out of the stove. So how long will these pellets keep in my NOT heated garage? I do have them stacked in my step's going down to mid level of my family room. Thanks Fespo
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  2. Dougsey Feeling the Heat

    joined: Aug 3, 2006
    307 posts
    Epping, NH
    I store mine in an unheated garage on a pallet and I usually have a few bags at the end of the winter that summer over to the next winter just fine.
  3. Xena Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 30, 2005
    2,436 posts
    South Shore MA
    I store mine in an unheated garage and have
    often had a half ton in there to carry over to
    the following year and have had zero problems.
  4. buildingmaint Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 19, 2007
    459 posts
    Oil City PA
    I asked the same question a few months ago , and most responses were that they will keep for a long time as long as they don't collect any moisture.
  5. wilbilt New Member

    joined: Oct 13, 2007
    243 posts
    Nor Cal
    Mine are in an unheated semi-dry carport under a dropcloth. No problems.
  6. MrWinkey New Member

    joined: Dec 25, 2006
    146 posts
    Eastern Washington
    As long as you keep them off the concrete they will be fine for years.

    Just keep em dry and dont stack them where moisture will get to em...(like on a concrete floor w/o a spacer)
  7. eernest4 New Member

    joined: Oct 22, 2007
    603 posts
    ct
    off the floor , covered with waterproof covering, dont trust the plastic bag,it has micro holes all over it, and DRY. Should last years.
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