Don't twist what I said please.. never mentioned anything about " newb's...only new news.. also, if I made it sound like my scoup, it wasn't meant...
Not for everyone. Answering the ones that it's New News...
no, I really don't think most here knew which energex came from where.. 50-50 at best..
yeah..makes no sense for as big as they are.. just lower the price and get rid of them.. may still happen soon... if not, Oh well.. middle of the...
Completely.. I described them in last reply.. In the Pellets forum there is a pellets rating test by a member here. he tested the Goldens.. Along...
Red Bag?? the Golden pellet hardwoods are a different animal...Kiln dried very clean sawdust and actually look like light softwoods.. very low...
Ok Class..[ATTACH] .. here we go.. Energex in upstate Pa makes the Blue/Green bag Hardwoods and the Golden Pellets Hardwoods. Energex Canadian...
I burned the Energex [green bag] for couple yrs but way too much ash..not worth 270.00 Energex sells them to HD also.. rebagged as the Famous...
can't believe Energex hardwoods are 15.00 more than the Blazers..[good price for them btw] did I read that wrong/?
Stopped at Joe's this AM and picked up a few bags of Barefoots to try before weather warms up. still have some good stash left including the Hard...
So what is your take on the Lacretes?
you mean Ole Roy's? [Nations choice....
pretty decent prices for some good brands there,,, all except Energex Hardwoods.... very high price for ashy "Stove chows'...[Energex hardwoods...
I think if I had an Insert, I prob would also pay someone....lot more hassle I hear..
Agree. No one thinks to include couple hundred a yr for professional cleaning .. like the constant heat from the stove as opposed to on/off...
Oil burners should ALSO INCLUDE the cost of furnace maint each year. 150-200.00 addition cost..most people I know have the furnace serviced each...
someone here mentioned a cost that is rarely discussed if you burn oil.. getting oil furnace serviced.. most do it once per year just out of...
Early spring buy is the key and not to care or worry about what prices might be later on... that could drive u battso. This way your done...
yes... 13"x 9" ash pan holds few weeks worth of ash..
