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Category: Pellet Stoves
Wood Pellet Stove Safety Overview
Two house fires in New Hampshire within a month have been linked to wood pellet stoves. One of the fires was found to have started by a faulty…
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Wood Pellet Stove Troubleshooting Guide
Since every pellet stove is different, some of the best advice can be found in your stove manual. Whether you’re burning pellets for the first time in a…
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Prepare Your Pellet Stove for Power Outages
The tail-end of winter this year has been a stressful and unpredictable one at times – especially for those in the northeast. Due to the increased risk of…
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The 5 Questions Pellet Stove Technicians Answer Most
1. Should I do anything special when I turn off my stove for the summer? Yes! Follow these steps to get your stove ready for its vacation: Turn…
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A Portable Outdoor Heater, Powered by Wood Pellets!
This kickstarter campaign recently launched in order to fund the creation of a portable wood pellet fueled outdoor heater, which is easy to take apart and re-assemble. The inventors…
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The Effect of Snow on Wood Pellet Stoves
Heavy snow buildup can definitely affect your pellet stove’s venting and your burn experience. Wood pellet stoves operate through a system of air intake and exhaust. If this…
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Wood Pellet FAQS
Over one million homes in the United States use wood pellets as a heating source. Although pellet popularity is continually rising, there are still many frequent questions and…
Read more → How to Prepare Your Pellet Stove for Fall
When it was time to shut down your stove for the summer, did you take the time to do so properly? Probably the most important part of shutting down…
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How to Prepare Your Pellet Stove for the Summer
When the little stretches of warm days transition into consistent summer weather – you’re ready to let your pellet stove go on vacation. But, there are extra steps…
Read more → How Heavy Snow Can Affect Your Wood Pellet Stove
The venting on your wood pellet stove can be installed horizontally, vertically or both. The exterior vent allows for proper air flow within the stove, and for the…
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