On my last 2 bags of Pellets for the year and then do a complete cleaning; hope I dont find any major issues. Thanks for answering my posts this winter, I learned some valuable information. Hope everyone is staying healthy and have a great summer!
Yep. Same here.About 15 bags left. This cold and windy April has really put a dent on the stash I thought I would have left over for next year. And some people like the house between 75-80 degrees.
I got about 1.5 ton left but it’s not over either. Most of April has been colder than March. I’m lucky if the temp gets over 40 during the day. Then high winds and snow the past week. So glad I got that 4th ton last fall.
Going to be interesting to see what the virus does to pellet production. Hoping I can get the 3 tons I’m going to need for next season.
(under estimated the heat beasts appetite)
75 or 80; I thought my wife was bad lol.About 15 bags left. This cold and windy April has really put a dent on the stash I thought I would have left over for next year. And some people like the house between 75-80 degrees.
Been buying 10 bags a week for 2 weeks(under estimated the heat beasts appetite) lol. Snowed here the last couple days but nothing sticking, but still in the 20’s-30’s
What's left of a ton that I thought I was going to be able to save for next season from mid March & Friggin April no less.!
yeah,,, they we're in the basement when we bought the house so put them to good use..lolConcrete blocks under the pallets.... That is hardcore, Tony. No mouse is getting to that stash.
Cool looking lighthouses.Four bags left and I may need to buy some more at Menards. I thought I'd only burn half a bag a day when I installed the P68 but it would be 2-3 if I let it run constantly heating the workshop when it's 30 outside (need to finish insulation work). At least it lets me work on projects (like restoring these old light houses) while locked down due to covid,,,
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