Thanks Guys for your info

[twestcrowe]

You guys are the best!

I was researching and found you and glad I did! I just bought a pallet of Stove Chow and a pallet of Presto Log Pellets. Wished had seen your post before I did. Be that as it may, I got them real cheeeeeeeppppp! So, I can't complain even though I may be cleaning out my stove a little more. I will check with this list before I make any selections to hear your opinions. Thanks so much.

 

[FordMastertech]

You guys are the best!

I was researching and found you and glad I did! I just bought a pallet of Stove Chow and a pallet of Presto Log Pellets. Wished had seen your post before I did. Be that as it may, I got them real cheeeeeeeppppp! So, I can't complain even though I may be cleaning out my stove a little more. I will check with this list before I make any selections to hear your opinions. Thanks so much.

I have used both of these pellet brands recently and like them both. I want to pick up some more, TONS, of both types and stash them. The weather is not cooperating at this time, maybe over the weekend.

 

[twestcrowe]

Well I got a ton of each at Home Depot and Lowes (Price Wars, YAY!!) for $187/Ton. I love it when the big guys duke it out. We win

 

[LIpelletpig]

Do you have to use a coupon? That's a great price for Long Island!

 

[LI-Mini-Owner]

When did Lowes drop their price? They were still $5+ a bag last week at the Farmingdale location. I too opted for HD Stove Chow at $187/ton.

 

[tony45power]

see you guys are from LI. what the best pellets avaible around here? someone told me to go to rella on rt112?

 

[LIpelletpig]

I would say Okanagan pellets from Bravo Window and Door in Copiage. They also have a few other brands in stock that are less in price. $187 is really cheap for Long Island! I am not sure how the Stove Chow burn. I am stuck on the good stuff.