right.. think that's what i meant..boiler..
so u have a pellet furnace and not a stove i assume?
yeah.. dealers choice when to clean but Damp rid is deff key..:dex::dex:
5/half ounces of water soaked up inside my HarmanP61A. One in the burn chamber and One in the Ashpan. Exhaust pipe and OAK we're covered tightly...
Yep that is a good point. I think they could takes skids and grind them up into pellets and even they would keep you warm this time of the season.
At one time I thought my igniter was staying on all the time. When the stove cool down quite a bit, I took the igniter compartment plate off and...
Pretty sure Easy Blz come from Virginia
Good thing neatness doesn't make them burn better or i would be screwed.
always admire people who are OCD when it comes to stacking the're pellets.. too much work but looks good in the end. we stack 5 tons but a bit...
last year home depot was also selling green supremes appalachian blend...[pretty sure it was GS].. anyways, grabbed half dozen bags and have to...
word dat!!!:hair:
Yep. I know how they burn. Burned them four or five yrs ago.
Good deal there
Great deal from Home Depot even if they are stove chows
259 a ton at Home Depot. Same as last few years.
Although nothing to do with the post, forgot to mention that after five years of burning, I finally realized that stove temp keeps us the warmest...
Usually starts around mid October or so here in the mid-Atlantic.. nitetime temps start to drop... in the shoulder season, my glass get's dirty...
know what you mean... was thinkin bout putting an alarm clock in the hopper....see if that could stir up some movement.. or, an old cell phone you...
Much better than the darker pine pellets that leave a sticky residue.
