8 comments

• Comment Link Friday, 30 March 2012 03:37 posted by Darrel Reed

  I'm having trouble dialing my stove burn properly - either too low or too high. Going from Atlas to Olympus I immediately had a stove full of flames and black glass. I lowered the feed the first step and it barely flamed out of the burn pot. I'll keep working at it since I purchased another ton from the supplier that originally sold Atlas.
• Comment Link Wednesday, 22 February 2012 04:54 posted by Jeff

  I previously used Atlas wood pellets. I burn about 2 to 3 tons a season. With the Olympus pellets I immediately noticed that the stove put out more heat and best of all I don't need to clean out the stove as much! With the Atlas pellets I had to clean out ash about every week or the stove would fault out and not start all the time. With Olympus pellets I only have to clean out once or twice a month! The glass stays so much cleaner too! These are as good as it gets.
• Comment Link Friday, 03 February 2012 03:35 posted by Jeannine Baysinger

  I found that the weight is not marked on the bag and that they are about 6 lbs light in comparison to other pellets.
• Comment Link Wednesday, 25 January 2012 22:36 posted by Mike

  Very good pellet and I'm glad to see those plants back in service.
  
  These pellets are right there with my favorite pellets (North Idaho Energy Pellets) in overall quality.
  
  $185/to for those of you in the Greater Spokane, WA area from the Hauser Plant.
• Comment Link Wednesday, 25 January 2012 22:36 posted by Mike

  Very good pellet and I'm glad to see those plants back in service.
  
  These pellets are right there with my favorite pellets (North Idaho Energy Pellets) in overall quality.
  
  $185/to for those of you in the Greater Spokane, WA area from the Hauser Plant.
• Comment Link Tuesday, 10 January 2012 03:45 posted by Linda Hunter

  We recently switched from Golden Fire pellets to Olympus pellets. We are having difficulty starting a fire using them in our Earth stove. We use a firestarter, which burns and the pellets never catch fire. I clean the stove daily, and give it a thorough cleaning once a month. Also have a professionsl clean it every year.
  
  Can anyone give me advice on how I can get these pellets to catch on fire to start the stove. I didn't have any problem with the Golden Fire, nor was there very much ash.
• Comment Link Wednesday, 21 September 2011 15:08 posted by Jim Brown

  Pacific Coast Fiber Fuel is producing Olympus Pellets. Coeur d' Alene Fiber Fuels, Inc. produced Atlas.
• Comment Link Thursday, 01 September 2011 20:09 posted by Jim Brown

  Olympus is priduced with better material,the same plant and the same employees that Atlas used to be. Olympus is 100% Douglas fir; nothing burns cleaner.