Are all pellets the same? Check out our video testing 6 different types of wood pellets for heat to learn more!

I don't have a pellet stove bit this is good information for someone thinking of getting one

Jennifer likes the temperature at 74 degrees......BECAUSE!! 😄😄I love it! That was hilarious

Very interesting. I am heating an 1200 square foot space with 18 foot cathedral ceiling , reversed rotation fan, my pellet stove runs over 24 hours . I never lower the heat. 68 f turning you’re stove on and off you are using more pellets as you need to burn hotter to bring room up to temp.

I have had this stove since it came out and

That's a pretty good burn time. Though I know the hours just fly by and it seems like it's time to "refuel". I remember using kerosene heaters and they would last about 8 hours or so. I remember constantly having to refuel and it was a lot of trouble bringing in a 5 gallon kerosene can. I think I'd rather carry the bag of pellets...lol. Thanks for sharing Chad! Alice is a cute kitty! 😊🐱

Heyhey Chad That is interesting, I have used a pellet stove now for around 15 years, a Harman Advance in my previous house and now an Englander in our new place. We use ours 24/7 as our primary heat source and I will add a bag of pellets once per day so 40 lbs per day. Now we do not have the ability to get the hardwood pellets , ours are Fir pellets. Its hard to reason why there would be such a big difference unless its the shut down and start up time as you do it. I only shut mine down once a week for cleaning. Take care my friend

Thanks for the video.

Thanks so much for your tests. I’m trying to determine how it will help heat my home which has a high efficiency heat pump. I my just stick with the Vermont Casting Vigilant wood stove in my basement. My monthly bill to hold my house at 73° is around $95.00. With pellets at $350.00 ton right now, while I’d enjoy the flames in my insert, I’d probably be losing money.

Interesting I have always wondered about pellet stoves. Sure is easier than lugging firewood in!👍👍

Love the kitty! Mine does the same, always up on my lap

Great that you told about your ceiling heights!

I have a Witfield that's was bought in 1995 I burn ever years as primary heat it holds 1 an half bags of hard wood pellets I get almost 2 days burn time the amazing thing about this stove I can still gets parts for it from the net

Interesting stuff Chad. Also, it's nice to know I'm not the only one with an animal that feels like they belong in the spotlight!

I have a Harmon Absolute-43 stove. My house is a Cape Cod style with 1500 sq. ft. My stove is basically the only source of heat, although I do have an air sourced heat pump for backup. We keep it at 70 degrees and have the remote themostat so it is easier to maintain accurate temperature control. In a 24 hour period I will burn anywhere from just under 40 lbs. on an average day to about 60 lbs. on a really cold day. I live in Nova Scotia so we do not get super cold like the mid-west but it is not exactly Florida.

Thanks for the video. I bet you are making some great food on that stove.

Good Evening Sir, very nice pictures behind your Stove 👌👍😇 Outstanding results 👍😇👌 You have a big Alice Cat 👌😇👍 Cheers 👍👍😇😇👌👌🍻🍻

Great video. I have a Harman as well. You are definitely trapping a lot of heat with the high ceilings. Reversing the fan helps and you may want to have 2 ceiling fans. I have found and jmo, maintaining the heat compared to shutting down at night and restarting it during the day could give you better performance. And, drastic temperature changes can cause drywall issues, cracking at the joints.. If, the room has drywall? I have the Harman Coal Stoker as well and retired it last year. I found with the coal stoker keeping the temp made it run better and run more efficiently. Thoughts?

Good video !

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