Which pellets smell the best?
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DneprDave
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I burn Douglas fir pellets, it's what is available from the local pellet manufacturers. They smell like, well, Douglas fir!
But that is only if I hold them up to my nose. When they are in the hopper, I don't smell them at all.
Dave
But that is only if I hold them up to my nose. When they are in the hopper, I don't smell them at all.
Dave
My fav's are Douglas fir, Pine or SPF and Oak pellets.
Doug fir smell like xmas trees to me and just love the smell of them.
Doug fir smell like xmas trees to me and just love the smell of them.
PA_Clinker
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John97
Feeling the Heat
HopeItBurns said:Potatoes wrapped in aluminum foil smell the best.
I concur.
Tempted to try cooking a few in my stove as was discussed in another thread.
kcellwood
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Just picked up my first SW pellets this weekend. They are southern yellow pine - Independence. Great smell and burn very good.
Of all the pellets I've tried over the years
I thought these smelled best:
LG
Vermont Wood
Okanagan
Christmas is over now so maybe it doesn't matter but, the best smelling
pellet isn't necessarily the best burning/heat producer
but for me the Okanagan is a winner of both.
I thought these smelled best:
LG
Vermont Wood
Okanagan
Christmas is over now so maybe it doesn't matter but, the best smelling
pellet isn't necessarily the best burning/heat producer
but for me the Okanagan is a winner of both.
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