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  1. High Altitude New Member

    joined: Jul 12, 2008
    40 posts
    Colorado
    First I want to thank everyone on this website for answering all my questions and all the great information I found while searching.

    I finished installing my stove and everything seems to be working fine.

    I have a question about pellets.

    The local store here has 3 brands.

    CNZ
    Heartland
    Confluence energy which is a local mill in Colorado

    I am sure the local home depot and most likely walmart/grocery stores sell pellets but I don't know the brands.

    Does anyone have any experience, good or bad, with the 3 brands of pellets mentioned above?

    I am planning on getting a bag or two of each and trying them out but if anyone has any experience with them, please let me know.

    Thanks
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  2. Biglumber Member

    joined: Jan 19, 2008
    71 posts
    Colorado
    I have used the heartland brand in the past. No issues. If you find a local source in colorado, let me know. I appreciate it.
    Peace
  3. cheri25 New Member

    joined: Jun 14, 2008
    10 posts
    Colorado Springs, CO
    This is my first year with a pellet stove and I just bought a couple bags of Hear'ts at our local Home Depot to see how they burn and also our local Costco will be getting in the Confluence Energy pellets ( from the local Colorado Mill in Kremmling) in a few days and I will try them too. I am hoping the Confluence Energy pellets burn well because I would rather buy a local Colorado product, they are cheaper, and because they are using beetle kill trees, there is no tax charged. They are about $4.00 a bag which equates to $200 a pallet, best price I've found around the Colorado Springs area.
  4. imacman Minister of Fire

    I wonder if the compressed beetles in the pellets will increase the BTU output????? LOL

    Seriously, though, a good way to use those damaged trees.
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