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Wood pellets and pellet boilers offer great convenience to the homeowner. The fuel is already dried and typically comes in easy-to-handle 40 pound plastic bags. Pellet boilers have a large fuel hopper that allows the boiler to operate with much less tending than a wood boiler. Typically, you will have to add pellets to the hopper every two or three days. As with firewood, for best pricing and availability, you should secure your fuel supply well in advance of the heating season.

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Which one is right for you? Home heating decisions that work for today, as well as tomorrow, have become essential in our changing world. BioHeatUSA offers high efficiency, hot water boilers that are economical, efficient, and promote the clean burning of carbon-cycle biomass that is critical to the lowering of net greenhouse gas emissions.

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You’ve decided to use an alternative energy source and want to install and maintain it yourself. What do you need to know? Learning about boiler location, positioning and set-up before beginning installation is imperative. For instance, the chimney is one of the most critical factors. A good chimney will provide a continuous and dependable draft to pull the exhaust gases out of your house.

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