Looks like Tractor Supply keeps going up on these. $4.99 for a six pack now. Glad my wood is better than last year so I don’t need to stock up on these. Will buy a couple packs to have on hand.
Redstone wood bricks
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EbS-P
Minister of Fire
My guess is the sawdust is effectively free so the cost is the power to produce it and the diesel to distribute them. Both power and diesel are up in price.
I used a few packs of Redstone bricks before. They seem to be "crumbly" once heated compared to biobricks and doesn't hold shape, end up scattering bunch of burning sawdust in stove.
I'm an avid burner of biobricks and would love a cheaper alternative.
I'm an avid burner of biobricks and would love a cheaper alternative.
Nope. Never had that problem with them. Used quite a few packs last year to supplement my wood. Bio bricks are much smaller. My installer did mention if you use too many you can over-fire your stove with them.
Woodsplitter67
Minister of Fire
Iv tried the redstone in the past. I like them. I use a couple here and there during shoulder season. The cost of everything had gone up.. the only thing that has gone down is.. how far the dollar goes..
Fod01
Feeling the Heat
I'm a little short on wood this year - I'll probably grab $20 worth next time I'm there to supplement...
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