Pennywise Pellets?

[SunshineAcres]

Anybody ever use Pennywise pellets? Opinions?

 

[Fsappo]

never heard of them. You know the drill though..even if you get opinions here, different pellets sometimes work differently in different stoves. When in doubt, try a few bags first

 

[jtakeman]

I burned a few bags of Tomorrows Energy I got them at HD. There made by Pennywise. They seemed to burned OK for me. Heat was OK and but they had a more ash than I would like to see. Overall I rated a bit below average. If I could purchase them at a reasonable price I would burn them, But probably just in the shoulder season.

Always better to try a couple of bags before you dive in when possible. Keep us posted if you do decide to try some?

 

[SunshineAcres]

DH bought some and we're burning them now. Hard to tell about the heat output now because we're in a bit of a warm up in our region right now. Checked the bag and they're made by Marth.

 

[jtakeman]

My memory must be going, Tomorrows Energy is made by Piney Woods. Not the same at all. Sorry.

A fellow member has a thread with some info on Pennywise here:

https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/42520/

 

[wingra]

I bought Twenty bags a couple of weeks ago from Menards, a lot of ash and a lot of dust from the bag, but they were on sale for $3.94 a bag, I need to run my feed rate a bit higher to push out the ash, but the heats OK and I needed about 1/2 a ton more to finish out winter. I burn a bag a day and I figured I would of been out by mid March so it worked out well, but I would not recommend them to burn all year just too much dust.