When I picked up my 2 tons of Energex this year, a few Home Glo by Energex were thrown in.
Are these any different than the "standard" pellets by Energex? They don't look any different...so...is this just a case of seasonal packaging/branding?
HomeGlo by Energex?
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When I picked up my 2 tons of Energex this year, a few Home Glo by Energex were thrown in.
Are these any different than the "standard" pellets by Energex? They don't look any different...so...is this just a case of seasonal packaging/branding?
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
Seems to be in line with all of the “premium” hard wood pellets I’ve come across in upstate NY.
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
I didn't check the standard bags for BTU's. Though on their website, they rate them at 8500+ BTU's.
Oh well...guess I'll save these for the not-as-cold days. LOL
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
8500 BTUs is good heat. But I never saw a bag of pellets with only 8000 BTUs on the bag unless I read it wrong
JRemington
Minister of Fire
Those are the same pellets that are in their premium hardwood bags. They bag them in other bags so dealers aren’t competing against each other.
Some people aren't interested in paying for 20+% more for 10% more BTU's. NW DF's like you use, for example, are $400/ton where I live. Paying 60% more for 10% more heat and less cleaning is not worth it to me.
Tonyray
Minister of Fire
JRemington
Minister of Fire
Everyone should call these pellet companies and start complaining to them about their prices. The quality of most aren’t even good. I’ve had way more calls this year because of dirty pellets than last year.
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