Maybe a person has a fireplace at home but rarely uses it, or they’re tired of hauling firewood. Storing firewood requires a large space and creates a lot of mess, so it isn’t always the best option for many households.
So there are clear advantages to a cleaner approach. Pellets can be collected and transformed into compact, eco-friendly fuel, breathing new life into old fireplaces. Pellets are an environmentally friendly, economical fuel that leaves no mushroom-like residues when burned, and they come in airtight bags. For reference, a 15-pound bag typically costs between $4 and $4.50 in many markets.
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Pellet burner for fireplace
Using pellets in a fireplace is straightforward: a pellet burner for fireplaces. This is a pellet adapter that fits into a traditional wood-burning fireplace, enabling safe combustion of this biofuel.
It is a popular option for homeowners who already own a wood fireplace and want to avoid a large investment in a dedicated pellet stove. Since the pellet consumption is modest, it can save money and free up some space as well.
Invention that allows pellets to be used in all fireplaces and wood stoves
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