McFeeters Ash
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fmsm
Minister of Fire
Scott,
You know my Harman and the dirty glass issue I have with what I thought were all pellets (okies,barefoot, and just about everything else you can think of including the Vermonts you gave me). Low and behold while a little ashier and a clinker here and there my glass stays clean with the McFeeters. any idea why?
You know my Harman and the dirty glass issue I have with what I thought were all pellets (okies,barefoot, and just about everything else you can think of including the Vermonts you gave me). Low and behold while a little ashier and a clinker here and there my glass stays clean with the McFeeters. any idea why?
nailed_nailer
Minister of Fire
I've been burning McFeeters for about 40 bags now.
OK heat light salt n pepper/almost sandy ash.
Blackens top right corner of glass over about 7-10 bags.
Good shoulder season pellet, not much more in my stove.
Have ton of Sets ready to burn for the cold.
Need to get another ton of cold weather pellets just after Christmas.
---Nailer---
OK heat light salt n pepper/almost sandy ash.
Blackens top right corner of glass over about 7-10 bags.
Good shoulder season pellet, not much more in my stove.
Have ton of Sets ready to burn for the cold.
Need to get another ton of cold weather pellets just after Christmas.
---Nailer---
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