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CL add for wood pellets

Discussion in 'The Pellet Bag' started by slvrblkk, Nov 7, 2015.

  1. slvrblkk

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    Here's a pellet from a few years ago that someone seems to have stashed in a closet or something:

    Wood pellets

    Funny thing is we got them for less than $4 a bag at Cozy Barn
     
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    Are these any good? I'm about 10 miles from Lansdale
     
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    Your stove stove should eat them right up but they were always loaded with ash and my EP didn't dig them too much but they gave off good heat. Those haven't been produced for 3-4 years now. If they've been kept dry, go for it!
     
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    Not to bad, A bit ashy. Decent heat. I spied a few bags of Dry Creek on the bottom of the pyle. I like them better.

    Great American/Power House closed their doors in 2012 IIRC. Still will burn just fine though.
     
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    I burned a bunch of them in my Accentra ,I had no issues , and at $ 4 a bag that was a nice price .
     
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