Eagle Valley Pellets

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teetah222

teetah222

Feeling the Heat
Oct 11, 2009
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WA state
They're made in Princeton, BC, and I just started using them tonight. So far they're burning well and putting my 10 month old Armstrongs to shame (I store outside under tarping by necessity). Will see how much ash they start generating now.
 
Douglas for?
 
Douglas for?
 
Douglas for?
 
Above average pellet. Workin' my way through rest of last years ton. You should be happy with the ash output...and heat too.
 
One of the cleanest burning pellets I have ever burned. There are a bunch of choices out there for "hot" pellets but none of them have burned with such low ash as the Eagle Valleys; in my stove anyways.
 
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