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Taz · 03-08-2017, 04:34 PM

While I'm at it will ask about what others are burning. In North Conway area, the best pellets available (I think) are Cubex (hardwood), Okanagan (softwood), I bought just 10 bags Cubex to start but now thinking after reading further that softwood maybe a little better, seems from what I have been reading that would get more heat out of softwood. Will buy a ton in off season for next winter but wondering if there is a decent product sold at say Lowes/Home Depot just in case I get stuck using up what I have and can not get more of the others near end of heating season if a ton does not last. Don't want to buy more than a ton at a time since storage is tight. Sounds like some of the pellets sold at big box stores are not that great but have also read Harmans will burn anything.

03-08-2017, 04:34 PM	#11
Taz Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 347 Thanks: 3 Thanked 70 Times in 47 Posts	Pelletts While I'm at it will ask about what others are burning. In North Conway area, the best pellets available (I think) are Cubex (hardwood), Okanagan (softwood), I bought just 10 bags Cubex to start but now thinking after reading further that softwood maybe a little better, seems from what I have been reading that would get more heat out of softwood. Will buy a ton in off season for next winter but wondering if there is a decent product sold at say Lowes/Home Depot just in case I get stuck using up what I have and can not get more of the others near end of heating season if a ton does not last. Don't want to buy more than a ton at a time since storage is tight. Sounds like some of the pellets sold at big box stores are not that great but have also read Harmans will burn anything.