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Envi blocks by Barefoot Wood Pellet Co. vs. cordwood

Longer Burn Time - Great for overnight burning, 8 to 10 hours possible
Less Mess - No insects - No dirt - No fungus - No mold
Less Ash Residue - Burn Cleaner - Less creosote
More Heat - Higher density - Lower moisture content
More Convenient - Occupies less space - Easier to store
Save Time - Less handling - No seasoning - No splitting

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Comment Link Tuesday, 04 October 2011 00:33 posted by mike from corning ny
i have used these blocks for 3 years and sold them at my store and what a savings not only price wise but on my back and not going in the woods to cut wood , time savings 1 ton is eaqual to 3 1/2 face cord minus the bark bugs and mess
Comment Link Saturday, 22 January 2011 13:55 posted by Stephanie
The store near us only sells loose pellets for some reason. They also told me that it's not good to burn pellets or pellet blocks in a regular wood stove. Not true?
Comment Link Saturday, 27 February 2010 07:49 posted by I need heat
where can I get them in Southern California, without having to pay a fortune in shipping?
Comment Link Tuesday, 02 February 2010 16:33 posted by Jon Ford
Interesting alternative to cord wood; burns hot, catches easily in hot bed of coals, burns long, leaves little ash, takes up less space than equivalent piece of wood and no mess either!

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