Mid-Atlantic (NY, PA, NJ, DE, MD, VA) Lignetics vs Stove Chow???

[briggsy13]

We have been happily burning Hamers for the last 5 years or so. This year our supplier has no idea when/if they will get any. So they are carrying Lignetics. Home Depot has Stove Chow, We have Tractor Supply here, but not sure what brand they carry.

Any comments/advice???

 

[Fairwind]

We have been happily burning Hamers for the last 5 years or so. This year our supplier has no idea when/if they will get any. So they are carrying Lignetics. Home Depot has Stove Chow, We have Tractor Supply here, but not sure what brand they carry.

Any comments/advice???

Here in Denver, Lignetics are made in Sandpoint, ID and they are superior pellets..I think the location where they are made is more important than the brand on the bag..

 

[Mark_ms]

Lignetics..........no ifs ands or buts............

 

[batchman]

I'm test running a 6-pack of Lignetics from a local hardware store, $285/ton but they have no way to deliver and move.

So far, temperature is slightly low (340 vs 350 on my other likelies) but 1st run clears my 24hrs/2-bags need - not many do...

on edit - also meets my low-ash criteria - now I just need to find someone carrying them with a Moffet delivery truck...

Cheers,
- Jeff

 

[Rockinindian]

comments/advice

I'm in northern as. We have 10-12 different brands available and I've tried most of them. No difference in burning time ,heat , or ash deposits. Or the difference is so little I can't compare them.so I buy the cheapest