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“How Do You Stack Up?” Photo Contest!
WIN A $50 AMAZON GIFT CARD! We want to see your stacking and storing techniques! Send us a picture of your pellet and/or wood bricks supply to enter…
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An Informed Wood Pellet Burner is a Successful Wood Pellet Burner
If you purchased the pellet stove in your home, you probably did a lot of research by reading reviews, comparing prices, learning about available features, and so on.…
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Why Wood Pellets Made of Douglas Fir are So Popular
The popularity of 100% douglas fir wood pellets has been spreading rapidly in recent years. What makes them so special? Well, so say the high heat out and…
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Common Winter Weather Lore
Weather lore is spoken and written folklore consisting of rhymes, anecdotes, and adages meant to predict upcoming weather. Have you heard of the warning for rain when cows…
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10 Gift Ideas Under $50 from Amazon
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United States Mid-Century Strategy for Deep Decarbonization Published
The White House has just released the United States Mid-Century Strategy for Deep Decarbonization, a national U.S. strategy to decarbonize the economy over the next 34 years. This…
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How to Spook Up Your Decor Using Wood Pallets
The leaves are changing, the days are shorter, the air is crisp, and costumes are flying off shelves. We like to call this time of year HeArTh-O-wEeN! Lots of spooky…
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$300 Biomass Federal Tax Credit Expiring
Are you eligible for the $300 Biomass Federal Tax Credit? It’s a $300 dollar-for-dollar tax credit for purchasing a qualifying biomass-burning stove between January 1, 2015 and December 31,…
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Why Your Pellet Stove Won’t Ignite, Stay Lit, Feed Pellets, Etc.
There are many different brands and styles of wood pellet stoves – so the best way to start learning about your particular stove is to read the entire…
Read more →Labs Test for Actual Efficiency of Wood and Pellet Stoves
In May of 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency began to require efficiency testing for stoves. Those tested and certified before then do not have to disclose their efficiency…
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