Wondering if anyone has experience with Easy heat pellets? Can get them for 225 a ton, i burned heartlands last year but they are 370 a ton this year!
Easy Heat pellets
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ABusWrench
Feeling the Heat
Now this is from a few years back; but these are one of the worst hardwood pellets I ever had the chance to try to burn. Tons and tons of ash and poor heat. I thought something was wrong with our stove. Located some Lignetics hardwood pellets, and bingo, stove is back to making good heat. Pellet quality is #1 if you want good heat!
rich2500
Minister of Fire
2 yrs. ago I tried a couple bags and didn't notice any difference from any other box store pellets. Easy Heats are also rebagged and sold as Mad River pellets.
Mr._Graybeard
Feeling the Heat
Mr._Graybeard
Feeling the Heat
OK, on the other side of the state from me. I was at my local Menards last week and noticed the were selling Marth pellets in the $225/ton range when you factor in their 11% store credit. Pellet brands tend to vary from store to store, but I've never bought pellets there that were really poor. Occasionally they might have Somersets down here, which many people consider an outstanding hardwood pellet.
Do you ever see Indeck pellets up there? They're made in Ladysmith. I bought some in 2012 shortly after the pellet factory went on line, and they were BAD. But after they dialed in their production they improved quite a bit. I haven't seen them sold down here in years, though. I'd buy they if I could get them (and the price was right).
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
We were looking to source some pellets from them several years ago. Their plant is outside of Dayton. We took a plant tour but noted the quality of their raw material supply can vary quite a bit. We tried a few bags and the heat output was marginal vs other pellets such as Country Boy and Somerset’s.
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