all softwoods... back here most are hardwoods.
No hardwoods out west?
douglas fir are a softwood pellet[ I assume from the doug fir trees in the Northwest] that commands top dollar in the east..[being over 3000 miles...
The Douglas Firs from the Pacific Northwest should be cheaper for you there
"A few dollars less than winter pricing, but not a lot." word dat...
ok... just 5 bags shy of 4 tons here... EazyBlaze super premos...
I am about 6 bags shy of 200.... amazing how no matter what the season brings as far as up/down temperatures, I always burn 90-95% of 4...
now that I have used stove[constant mode] on my harman a lot more this year, I agree that biggest difference is ASH. Stove mode just kept the...
burned a ton of hamers last season... lots of dark coarse ash... good heat though.. P61A.
Well. Since thread is still alive. Into 4th ton skid. Burning 24/7 poorly insulated 1920's house.
yeah.. actually do have one here besides a smoke detector..
many tons sitting under the CO2 detector for many years NOT A PEEP.[prob should check the battery.........[ATTACH]
Great softies..
HD here [ Levittown/Bristol] just got in another tractor trailer full of Green supreme Appalacian hardwoods.. I know end of Feb all the pellets...
stove chows next to doug firs nice little stash of mix/match there,,.....kewl....
I do admit though that i will fold the bags to as close to a postage stamp as i can to take up little space..:dex::dex:
Throw mine in the kitchen recyc trash can same as other trash. One less trival thing to ponder in life
we burn 24/7.. 2 story 1920's not well insulated house..... Anderson thermal windows but jesus H..... we have 24 winders in the house... more...
Agree. My dealer sells good softwoods for same price box stores get for highash hardwoods. Early spring sales is the time to buy if you have room
