Wood Pellets: As a Fuel, Stoves, Buyer's Guide, User's Handbook--All That's Practical

Wood Pellets are made from a waste material, sawdust, not otherwise usable. They burn with almost no ash. The EPA classes them as non-polluting. The have a heat content that classifies them as a high heat fuel.

This book tells nearly all about the use of wood pellet fuels for heating. It promotes no particular product, stoves or whatever. It offers suggestions for their selection, handling, and use. Stove operation, maintenance, and repair are part of this handbook.

If cost hasn't driven you to rethinking your heat source, pollution will. It is time to plan on using a renewable fuel. If you are not working on this problem, you are part of the solution.