5 comments

• Comment Link Sunday, 01 January 2012 17:34 posted by Travis

  I have purchased several brands this year and found the bear mt pellets to work best in my napoleon npi45 they seem to burn hot and very clean. Also were priced @ 219.00 per ton which was good for quality pellets the clean burn also are good but 250 per ton 4.5 out 5 for a rating
• Comment Link Wednesday, 07 December 2011 19:44 posted by Richard Salmon

  I have a Lopi Pioneer model pellet stove.
  If i attempt to run the stove above the medium setting the fire pot becomes choked and starts overflowing. I have had this occur as much as three times a day.
  Bear Mountiain premium pellets can only burn at a medium setting in my stove. There appears to be too much cedar causing clinkers to form rather quickly in my fire pot.
• Comment Link Monday, 17 October 2011 17:09 posted by Laura Crandall

  I switched to Bear Mountain from Clean Burn pellets a couple of years ago. I had purchased a ton of Clean Burn on a plan where I could pick up 5 bags at a time. The supplier ran out of Clean Burn and substituted Bear Mountain for 5 bags. I noticed less ash and fewer clinkers right away. With the Clean Burn, I had to check for clinkers every few days, with the Bear Mountain, I didn't have any clinkers with those 5 bags. I now order Bear Mountain because I find that they are worth the slightly higher cost.
  
  I have an Enviro Mini.
• Comment Link Sunday, 17 April 2011 11:33 posted by Denny Martin

  From a dealer's standpoint, we have carried Bear Mountain, along with several other brands over the years and found them to be the "bulletproof" brand. If we detect a customer is the least bit finicky we immediately direct him/her to Bear Mountain as is has always had the best track record for least complaints - most praise. In our store Bear Mountain is a little more expensive, but only because we bring it in from farther away than other brands, so shipping costs apply. Besides that, it is competitively priced.
• Comment Link Sunday, 07 March 2010 21:01 posted by Loueee

  These are the best of three types of pellets I've used. There is signifinactly less ash, less smoke, and the glass stays cleaner.