I am burning green supreme right now and they are working well for me.Which ones are any good, which ones do i stay away from, anyone have experience good or bad?
thanks guys/gals
For the love of god, do not buy the North American Pellets. ....The problem is that the North American Pellets are basically compressed dirt.
You two had me giggling with these posts...the pellets are that bad huh?I AGREE 100% with this post. Friends don't let friends buy North American pellets. The only time I bought these was when I ran out of pellets in Early March, pellet shortage, and North American were the only pellets around. It like is snowing inside the pellet stove.
If they sold North American pellets for $200 a ton I still would not buy them
You two had me giggling with these posts...the pellets are that bad huh?
But it is only mid November...I am burning green supreme right now and they are working well for me.
But it is only mid November...and not too terribly cold yet
I am lucky this year I got three tons of blazers. My house is at 72 on setting two out of five with the door open to my porch and it's 35 out. Best pellets I have used thus far besides okie fir
Yes blazers are predominantly douglas fir as they state on the website not sure if that means 90/10 or 80/20, I rate the okanagan only a tick better not by much as far as heat and ash. I have burnt 5 bags of blazers thus far and haven't had to scrape my burn pot once and the ash is extremely low and I have a small ash pan. I could probably burn 15 bags without having to vacuum out the ash pan. My glass is glazed a bit but mostly clean which is impressive after 6 days. There are basically no fines in the bags I have opened either. I think they were brought up via railcar from the west and bagged here in the northeast could be wrong though.That's because Blazers are Douglas Fir Too.
I burned maybe 12 or so bags of Green Supreme last year. I had about the same result as I do with all the ashy pellets that work in the shoulder season. They heat your house, best I can say. Pretty ashy. My P61 will burn most anything though, it's just a matter of the mess and how many bags you don't mind going through in the colder weather . Pretty much as you said, though I did not burn them as it got really cold out..