Mine has a standard 120 volt plug 🔌 My portable generator handles that , my refrigerator, 2 tv’s & a hot plate or my ninga cooker... got me & wife through a 3.5 day’s storm outage
Mine is a England's stove works. Inc. it has a 2 bag hopper and easy to clean. Clean the ash tray every tome I use the stove and clean every year and in 10 min cleaning is complete. I have a 3 bedroom double wide and it heats all three bedrooms and all. Has either manuel or thermistate control. Electric goes out I can hook up a battery, a power inverter and turrn on the stove for heat with 110V. Perfect. Stay worm. This stove is11,000 BTU/hr-25,000 BTU/hr and has 5 settings but I only use the first settings and a few times i had to use #2. have had it for 11 years. Thanks.
First stove mentioned is the exact same one I have been using for the last 5 years very satisfied with it. Only thing I have ever had to do is put in a new blower motor the 3rd year in.
I've been using the PelPro PP130 for 4 years to heat my garage/shop.... its cozy in there right now...outside temp -38f... inside the shop 60f... runs on low all winter... don't fool yourself though it needs to be cleaned (takes 5 minutes after cool down) every 3 days... (I use an ash vacuum designed for fireplaces and wood ash).... also have an Osburn 5000 in the house...it should have made your list its awesome and waaaaaay more controllable that the PP130... which is a great stove avail at Home Depot in Canada for $2100.. the Osburn about $3500
I have a Vogelzang in my pole barn. I've had it for 6 years & I only use 1 bag of pellets per day. It's 75 degrees out there right now & on really cold days it stays 60 on the lowest setting!! I love it!!
The QSTOVES will be perfect, my family has been asking me for one, and now I know which one to buy, thanks to the excellent work of Techs You Can't Live Without
I owned the Castle pellet stove for two years. You clean it for 15 minutes a day, and every 2 weeks, there is more cleaning, that will take half an hour. There is also yearly cleaning, that might take 2 hours. So, it's easy to clean, but you really have to baby it.
Yes I agree pellet stoves are great and your home stay warm the whole time! The only thing I find hard is when you need to get them checked yearly and you can't find a person who works on them in your area! Thanks for sharing! This ones are really nice and beautiful! But without electricity? That's another story?
They are not overly complex.. most ppl with mechanical ability can figure Simple cleaning, even changing a gasket or blower motor isn’t to bad Use you tube or something like that For info I use a portable generator in Emergency situations
Only a lazy fool goes with a pellet stove. The power goes out your pellet stove is junk . Your pellets get wet you distroy your pellet stove . Dont be fooled go with a wood stove like a real man
@@edwinrodeo people are lazy ! Dont want to get there hands dirty. If the power grid gets hit and goes down you will freeze to death. They dont tell you that at the stove shop. I have lost power for up to 3 weeks if not for my would stove I would be dead as well my family
@@crispychicken2743 It’s not feasible for me. Space is a premium, I live in a over 55 community. Almost 22 years with my pellet stove. I only needed my portable generator 1 time.
Pellet stoves are easy to use and come in a variety of styles and designs to allow you to choose one that will look good in your home. PelPro Pellet Stove looks good. Cheers!
Harman Pellet Stoves are the BEST!!!! Yes they cost an arm and leg but when one breaks down and you can find parts and also most places where you bought one they have repairmen that can come to your house and fix it for you. Try that with these other companys. Good luck on that.
I have a Harman fireplace pellet insert. It’s the best brand along with Quadrafire in my opinion. The BTU output is really mainly based off of the types and quality of pellets you buy. I find Turman and Country Boy to be one of the best pellet brands. High heat output with very low as. I use Barefoot brand, it yields a high heat BTU but has significantly more ash than Turman or Country Boy.
I am looking for a Pellet Stove but there are too many kinds of them. Luckily I found this video. The video help me to find best Pellet Stove. I will definitely buy a product in this video!
Look for reputable dealers.. I kinda stay away from big box stores.. mostly cheaper stuff IMHO I have a Lopi, made in USA not 1 issue since buying it in 05
Interesting that in 11/2021 the Comfort Bilt HP50S is near identical to the #1 Castle in this video, right down to the door. Uses the same identical controller with the same identical settings, but has a higher efficiency rating. This video doesn't go into much detail on actual performances of each. The Castle/Comfort Bilt controller has an Eco mode where it will shut the unit down when the set temperature is reached, raising indoor temps ~3* higher than the set. If you want the room temp to be 68, then set it to 65. The probe is near the floor, so that temp is floor level temps, and when set to 68 the head level temps are near 70, making the room very comfortable. I've only had the HP50s installed for a few days, but it is doing a really nice job keeping the place warm with 21* outside temps.
I was looking at the specs for the Castle Serenity this morning and was stunned that it had only a 69.8% efficiency rating. It won't get the tax rebate at that efficiency.
We got the Castle stove 2 years ago, great pellet stove, very easy to clean and maintain. It was also very easy to install. We got on sale for $899. I highly recommend it.
New EPA certified Rocket Stove gravity feed uses pellet fuel heats over 2000 sq ft the GAP 2020 you should check it out. Perfect for anyone off grid or anyone else for that matter. Out performs any of these. Guaranteed
If power goes out use a battery bank 4 commercial batteries with inverter and solar panels. These are backup power most home owners should invest in just in case power is lost. I've backup power for my home 12k generator and solar power. Living in desert have its advantages & disadvantages. A concern Veteran🇺🇸
Our Quadrafire pellet stove is very dependable and we've been using it for 14 years now. So far no problems either.....just keep the pot clean (weekly).
That gravity pellet stove is the best one by a mile. 36h on a single bag, no mecanical parts, no electricity required, can heat 1500sqft easily and complete SILENCE. It is also quite cheap price wise.
This video is totally great, I really love everything that is mentioned in it, they deal with a very interesting topic for me, thank you very much for sharing it, keep it up!
Wow love to have a pellet stove for my house but to be able to hook it up would be impossible so I will stick with my wood burning stove my wood is cheaper than pellets in a matter of fact a lot of it will be free just labor intensive but I got to have something to do.
I bought a nice pellet stove with a bay window. I thought, How nice would it be to sit next to the fire reading a book, or watching it snow. It takes only 8 minutes for the glass window/door to get so black with soot you can't see the flame anymore. I now hate the Effing thing! I would rather have a wood stove now. Is there any product that can minimize the soot collecting on the windows? I bought an electric one after. Any help would be appreciated and thank you in advance.
@@DC-ct8tv I die in the heat of this stove. I did read you have to have it up high at first correct? I have to open a window it gets so hot in here and I have it set at 50 degrees. It's digital. Thank you for your reply
I burnt fire wood in a wood furnace for 10 years. Got rid of it and had a natural gas furnace installed. Never saved any Money burning fire wood, love the freedom. A gas furnace gives me,, would have. Nothing to do to with a pellet stove.
I’m not sure where you’re getting your info from I’ve owned A pellet stove over 15 years had installed in 2006 it’s called a Harmon P 68 it has worked flawlessly all this time and yes there is maintenance on thing What I’ve ever had to do to it in the past 15 years I had to replace the circuitboard because the switches are built-in because all the switches wore out I think I put two electronic ignitors other than cleaning it and oiling things with sewing machine oil that’s all I’ve ever done to it and it puts out 68.000 BYU’s And I live in Wisconsin or gets real cold I’m happy with mine. I did install one blower motor because the original one I couldn’t oil so I bought one that I could oil
I have had a p 68 for three winters. Been living in snow country for 50 years and heating with wood. I would NEVER have anything but a pellet stove by Hartman; they are bullet proof.
My brand new sleek $4000 vicenza pellet stove give me pressure switch error at every start ! Price can be deceptive and not always a guarantee of the best quality
No mention of Rika pellet stoves made in Austria, and I think they look better than the ones on this clip, smaller more efficient, adjustable 2.3 to 10 kilowatts. 10 Kw = 34120,400 BTU/hr
Your house will get real dusty the thermostats don't work and you have to vacuum the stove out alot. And when ever you open the door ash falls on the floor
Ill tell u the provlem with pelet, is that u got to buy pellet. Regular wood stove u can burn anithing. I have tree trunks i splitted 3 years ago and also son wood skits i cut in peaces. And have no provlem burbing them all good. For free. I could also get garbage 2×4 from the constructionsite cut it to size woth the skillsaw. Also works.
Hello. So i have pellets stov but i need too clean it each 4 days. Is that short time for each cleaning ?. It also heat up my water i use and water on the floor.
That’s normal.. a lot depends on type of pellets you buy .. kiln dry hard wood Will have less ash than say soft wood Most pellets have a ash content written on the bag
so, pellet stoves are for people who don' t have wood in thier area? i have a lot of it in my area so i would not get one. i would use a woodstove and FREE wood.
Wood is never free, eve n though I cut my own. You still have to service saws, rent log splitters, and transport and stack the wood. Plus keeping it protected.
These fireplaces are built very cheaply and I cringe whenever I get a service call for them because customers expect too much for what they cost. You get what you pay for. If someone is going to use them for a main source of heat in a place that gets cold temps all winter then I’d advise going with something like a Harmon, Regency , Travis Industries or Quadri-fire.
Nice stove but with the price of pellets hit the 300+dollars per one ton they don't compete with propane our natural gas you should let people know this I hear my home with two pellet stoves have for 20years pellets were only 125a ton back then this is my last year with the stove going back to gas!!!!!! Tell people the truth
Unless you have Amerigas propane delivery and they don't show up for weeks on end. I'm scrambling now for safe back up heat so I can go to work and feel safe. So no guarantees with propane. They screwed me.
As with ALL pellet stoves, the company sells or no longer in business, so parts are no longer available with no on way to repair. All electronics fail around heat and any voltage spike or brown out destroys ALL electronics and that is why there is NO long-term warranty on controls!
my neighbor put a pellet stove in, tract homes, all the same, I didn't, heated with oil...end of heating season we added up costs, him his pellet cost and some oil, me just oil....It actually cost him more, and that didn't even include factoring in a % of stove cost, installation....the pellet manufacturers charge approx. the same per btu as oil....they no fools
Why do you call them a stove instead of a heater?... a stove has a dual purpose, Cooking, and heating...a heater is by description a single purpose device
I just don't understand the logic of pellet stoves. It goes totally against the point of a wood burning stove and is subject to supply chain issues and more cost.
Burns much cleaner and more efficiently than regular wood so there is less ash. Also, easy to store the pellets inside the house or anywhere dry. Don't have critters living in your wood pile. The fans also help distribute heat around the house.
Pelpro is junk ours is 4 years old costs 1400 bucks but im currently over 600 bucks in parts at 4 years and just broke again. Customer service line whenever I call on hold for around 30 minutes. Fire box has to be cleaned everyday easy clean but annoying. In the market for new pellet stove and will not buy pelpro ever again
Stupid review. For Number 3, US Stove, they list lack of electrical option as a con. That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. A pellet stove that does not need an electric connection is a major breakthrough. Not a word about the glass becoming dirty for any of these. Every pellet stove I've ever seen has a dirty glass after a little while of operation. This is a major turn-off.
(Laughing) On the Wiseway pellet stove you listed the fact that it doesn't use electric or have an option for electric as a negative?!?! That is a feature, not a bug. The most common components to go out are augers and electrical components. As Elon says, if the part isn't needed then it cannot break. The Wiseway stove is one of the most reliable on the market. I still prefer the Liberator Rocket Heater better though because you can burn regular wood too. You also have an option for a thermal bench. In conclusion, this video is clickbait produced by someone who knows nothing about pellet stoves and probably doesn't even own one.
Wood stoves do not require electricity one of the reasons they are superior to pellet stoves. If you loose power you still have heat, not so with a pellet stove. In my opinion pellet stoves are a waste of time because of that critical limitation
Pellets are over $350 a ton now . Never buy a pellet stove . If you lose power your screwed and if you run out of pellets or they get wet your going to freeze to death . Go with a old wood stove you can burn anything in it like hard wood floors and on and on .
Talk about telling the truth, I think you should take your own advice. So you think pellets are $350 a ton? BS, I paid $220 a ton in July. It's called buying your shit early so you get a cheaper price. Most people know how many ton they need to use for a winter so they wont run out. Despite what you may think not everyone is able to cut their own firewood. I live out in the country and can't tell you the last time we lost power. Ever heard of a generator or maybe a kerosene heater? Maybe try using your head before you run your mouth
@@Tom-yj6mt Well Tom use your own head. anyone who uses the term " run your mouth" is usually a poorly educated unthinking person. There are ways to get cut or thin wood. But i won't tell you about it.
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Just a heads up, some of your links are broken. 🙂
I’ve had a pellet stove since 2002, it kicks ass every winter.
You don't have to split wood. Which cost more less about the same. Cool.
I’ve been burning 🔥 since 05 ... love it
I am on my 3rd season using the PelPro PP70. 2000sq ft. Pellet Stove. Best investment I have ever made.
Have a Lopi “ yankee “ model since 05 never a problem or replacement of anything... burning 🔥 2-3 tons a yr , love it 😍
How would you use one with generator just in case
Mine has a standard 120 volt plug 🔌
My portable generator handles that , my refrigerator, 2 tv’s & a hot plate or my ninga cooker... got me & wife through a 3.5 day’s storm outage
Mine is a England's stove works. Inc. it has a 2 bag hopper and easy to clean. Clean the ash tray every tome I use the stove and clean every year and in 10 min cleaning is complete. I have a 3 bedroom double wide and it heats all three bedrooms and all. Has either manuel or thermistate control. Electric goes out I can hook up a battery, a power inverter and turrn on the stove for heat with 110V. Perfect. Stay worm. This stove is11,000 BTU/hr-25,000 BTU/hr and has 5 settings but I only use the first settings and a few times i had to use #2. have had it for 11 years. Thanks.
First stove mentioned is the exact same one I have been using for the last 5 years very satisfied with it. Only thing I have ever had to do is put in a new blower motor the 3rd year in.
Hi Ron can you run your blower motor on a battery if the power goes out?
I've been using the PelPro PP130 for 4 years to heat my garage/shop.... its cozy in there right now...outside temp -38f... inside the shop 60f... runs on low all winter... don't fool yourself though it needs to be cleaned (takes 5 minutes after cool down) every 3 days... (I use an ash vacuum designed for fireplaces and wood ash).... also have an Osburn 5000 in the house...it should have made your list its awesome and waaaaaay more controllable that the PP130... which is a great stove avail at Home Depot in Canada for $2100.. the Osburn about $3500
thank you for prices,...why is price never talked about in these type of videos??
I have a Vogelzang in my pole barn. I've had it for 6 years & I only use 1 bag of pellets per day. It's 75 degrees out there right now & on really cold days it stays 60 on the lowest setting!! I love it!!
Are the bags of pellets expensive to buy?
@@errolcollins7647 I buy them by the ton, $225/ton. 50, 40# bags per ton.
The QSTOVES will be perfect, my family has been asking me for one, and now I know which one to buy, thanks to the excellent work of Techs You Can't Live Without
Excellent Pellet Stoves! This video left me wanting to spend money! Keep uploading more content like this please
Finally! thank you for making such a great video about Best Pellet Stove of the Year . I was looking for such types of videos. Great work
Cheers, mate!
This top 5 pellet stove is great, this information is very complete and helpful in the purchase, thank you for sharing it
Nice video. I have in My big Room a comfortbild like stove, it is from 2007/2008 but is still working akd warms up verry nice.
Thanks for the info. The pellet stoves are of very good quality and ecological, I love them.
Then your power goes out try to burn a log in your pellet stove. Open your eyes and get your hands dirty for once in your life
these Pellet Stoves are perfect for winter time, they keep you warm
Castle Pellet Stoves Serenity has definetely so much to offer.Amazing product,I highly recommended!
I owned the Castle pellet stove for two years. You clean it for 15 minutes a day, and every 2 weeks, there is more cleaning, that will take half an hour. There is also yearly cleaning, that might take 2 hours. So, it's easy to clean, but you really have to baby it.
Yea my area it was better to go mini split heat pump. Dont miss my pellet stove. Actually I hated that thing
Yes I agree pellet stoves are great and your home stay warm the whole time!
The only thing I find hard is when you need to get them checked yearly and you can't find a person who works on them in your area!
Thanks for sharing!
This ones are really nice and beautiful!
But without electricity? That's another story?
They are not overly complex.. most ppl with mechanical ability can figure
Simple cleaning, even changing a gasket or blower motor isn’t to bad
Use you tube or something like that
For info I use a portable generator in
Emergency situations
Only a lazy fool goes with a pellet stove. The power goes out your pellet stove is junk . Your pellets get wet you distroy your pellet stove . Dont be fooled go with a wood stove like a real man
@@edwinrodeo people are lazy ! Dont want to get there hands dirty. If the power grid gets hit and goes down you will freeze to death. They dont tell you that at the stove shop. I have lost power for up to 3 weeks if not for my would stove I would be dead as well my family
@@crispychicken2743 It’s not feasible for me. Space is a premium, I live in a over 55 community. Almost 22 years with my pellet stove. I only needed my portable generator 1 time.
We're not saying we don't have back up heating? We also have a wood stove and wood? So Don't be saying Fools? There's no fools!
Pellet stoves are easy to use and come in a variety of styles and designs to allow you to choose one that will look good in your home. PelPro Pellet Stove looks good. Cheers!
Tell the truth
Harman Pellet Stoves are the BEST!!!! Yes they cost an arm and leg but when one breaks down and you can find parts and also most places where you bought one they have repairmen that can come to your house and fix it for you. Try that with these other companys. Good luck on that.
As a tech who works only stoves...Harmans are the best made ones.
No doubt, our advance has been heating our ranch to 70 in Wisconsin winters without issue.
I have a Harman fireplace pellet insert. It’s the best brand along with Quadrafire in my opinion. The BTU output is really mainly based off of the types and quality of pellets you buy. I find Turman and Country Boy to be one of the best pellet brands. High heat output with very low as. I use Barefoot brand, it yields a high heat BTU but has significantly more ash than Turman or Country Boy.
excellent information a very complete work without a doubt and your information has been very useful to me
I love these, especially n.2
Great. This is all the useful information I am looking for. I plan to buy one too.
I am looking for a Pellet Stove but there are too many kinds of them. Luckily I found this video. The video help me to find best Pellet Stove. I will definitely buy a product in this video!
Look for reputable dealers.. I kinda stay away from big box stores.. mostly cheaper stuff IMHO
I have a Lopi, made in USA not 1 issue since buying it in 05
Interesting that in 11/2021 the Comfort Bilt HP50S is near identical to the #1 Castle in this video, right down to the door. Uses the same identical controller with the same identical settings, but has a higher efficiency rating. This video doesn't go into much detail on actual performances of each. The Castle/Comfort Bilt controller has an Eco mode where it will shut the unit down when the set temperature is reached, raising indoor temps ~3* higher than the set. If you want the room temp to be 68, then set it to 65. The probe is near the floor, so that temp is floor level temps, and when set to 68 the head level temps are near 70, making the room very comfortable. I've only had the HP50s installed for a few days, but it is doing a really nice job keeping the place warm with 21* outside temps.
I was looking at the specs for the Castle Serenity this morning and was stunned that it had only a 69.8% efficiency rating. It won't get the tax rebate at that efficiency.
Do any pellet stoves have a thermoelectric generator to eliminate the need for an outside source of electricity, as well as serving as a generator?
US stoves makes a pellet stove that does not need electricity
Castle Pellet Stoves Serenity is the one, the only i am going to buy this winter.
We got the Castle stove 2 years ago, great pellet stove, very easy to clean and maintain. It was also very easy to install. We got on sale for $899. I highly recommend it.
I really like mine. It burns through more pellets than advertised though.
@@larrywarolin7215 Thanks for that bit of information. We are researching stoves to replace our Whitfield that we've used for the past 21 years.
New EPA certified Rocket Stove gravity feed uses pellet fuel heats over 2000 sq ft the GAP 2020 you should check it out. Perfect for anyone off grid or anyone else for that matter. Out performs any of these. Guaranteed
If power goes out use a battery bank 4 commercial batteries with inverter and solar panels. These are backup power most home owners should invest in just in case power is lost. I've backup power for my home 12k generator and solar power. Living in desert have its advantages & disadvantages. A concern Veteran🇺🇸
Grabbed one! These are so cool. Thanks for the review man.
Our Quadrafire pellet stove is very dependable and we've been using it for 14 years now. So far no problems either.....just keep the pot clean (weekly).
That gravity pellet stove is the best one by a mile. 36h on a single bag, no mecanical parts, no electricity required, can heat 1500sqft easily and complete SILENCE. It is also quite cheap price wise.
I have a stove and boiler but now I cannot get pellets.
This video is totally great, I really love everything that is mentioned in it, they deal with a very interesting topic for me, thank you very much for sharing it, keep it up!
Wow love to have a pellet stove for my house but to be able to hook it up would be impossible so I will stick with my wood burning stove my wood is cheaper than pellets in a matter of fact a lot of it will be free just labor intensive but I got to have something to do.
Are any of these available in the United Kingdom?
nicee video about best pellet stove of the year;great informations on this video
I bought a nice pellet stove with a bay window. I thought, How nice would it be to sit next to the fire reading a book, or watching it snow.
It takes only 8 minutes for the glass window/door to get so black with soot you can't see the flame anymore. I now hate the Effing thing! I would rather have a wood stove now. Is there any product that can minimize the soot collecting on the windows? I bought an electric one after. Any help would be appreciated and thank you in advance.
Do you have it burning hot enough?
@@DC-ct8tv I die in the heat of this stove. I did read you have to have it up high at first correct? I have to open a window it gets so hot in here and I have it set at 50 degrees. It's digital. Thank you for your reply
@@rolannebouchard356 im not expert, but it sounds like too much fuel not enough air if it's smoky. If possible id try opening the air damper wide open
I burnt fire wood in a wood furnace for 10 years. Got rid of it and had a natural gas furnace installed. Never saved any Money burning fire wood, love the freedom. A gas furnace gives me,, would have. Nothing to do to with a pellet stove.
What if the power goes out ?
the generator starts.
Has anyone hooked one to generator during power outage
Inverter with deep cycle battery. I had to do that on power outage. I eventually bought generator.
I’m not sure where you’re getting your info from I’ve owned A pellet stove over 15 years had installed in 2006 it’s called a Harmon P 68 it has worked flawlessly all this time and yes there is maintenance on thing What I’ve ever had to do to it in the past 15 years I had to replace the circuitboard because the switches are built-in because all the switches wore out I think I put two electronic ignitors other than cleaning it and oiling things with sewing machine oil that’s all I’ve ever done to it and it puts out 68.000 BYU’s And I live in Wisconsin or gets real cold I’m happy with mine. I did install one blower motor because the original one I couldn’t oil so I bought one that I could oil
I have had a p 68 for three winters. Been living in snow country for 50 years and heating with wood. I would NEVER have anything but a pellet stove by Hartman; they are bullet proof.
How is the reviewer? I have only seen one of these stoves before.
My brand new sleek $4000 vicenza pellet stove give me pressure switch error at every start ! Price can be deceptive and not always a guarantee of the best quality
Anyone here to check pellet stove because of the Texas snowpocalypse?
Yes
No mention of Rika pellet stoves made in Austria, and I think they look better than the ones on this clip, smaller more efficient, adjustable 2.3 to 10 kilowatts. 10 Kw = 34120,400 BTU/hr
Why would anyone but somethings that depends on a retailer for supply??
Buy a wood stove and burn anything...
wow this is so amazing and very useful !
Thank you
Your house will get real dusty the thermostats don't work and you have to vacuum the stove out alot. And when ever you open the door ash falls on the floor
god gave me enough sense to live in the tropics.
And use more electricity to cool you down and it takes electricity to warm us up here...
Nice Video❤️❤️❤️
Do you have any reviews on corn burners?
I need one of these don't run on electric
burning the smoke is the best Idea a30% gain.
ty. thinkin abt it....
Ill tell u the provlem with pelet, is that u got to buy pellet. Regular wood stove u can burn anithing. I have tree trunks i splitted 3 years ago and also son wood skits i cut in peaces. And have no provlem burbing them all good. For free. I could also get garbage 2×4 from the constructionsite cut it to size woth the skillsaw. Also works.
What's your time worth?
Hello. So i have pellets stov but i need too clean it each 4 days. Is that short time for each cleaning ?. It also heat up my water i use and water on the floor.
That’s normal.. a lot depends on type of pellets you buy .. kiln dry hard wood
Will have less ash than say soft wood
Most pellets have a ash content written on the bag
Unforgettable Fire rocks! Gassification is us....
These stoves are great until the power goes out. What then? Also, in a long term SHTF, how do use them without the pellets?
You don't use them in the apocalypse. For power outages, get battery backup.
so, pellet stoves are for people who don' t have wood in thier area? i have a lot of it in my area so i would not get one. i would use a woodstove and FREE wood.
Wood is never free, eve n though I cut my own. You still have to service saws, rent log splitters, and transport and stack the wood. Plus keeping it protected.
I can’t believe they haven’t come up with one with 12 volt battery back up if power goes off.
Considering all those freezing people in Texas
You can purchase a portable power pack or use a generator
Most of them use less than 1000 watts.
just get a friggin WOOD stove.
@@theCosmicQueen If you like cutting wood, constantly stoking, and a bigger fire risk.
Ravelli Stoves are the best and they look great, not like a hunk of metal.
A stove seems ideal.
Why do I smell a paid promotion here .
The problem with all wood stoves as they burn dirty and have to constantly clean them out of soot they get dirty and shut down
not necessarily. don't burn anything but well seasoned DRY wood.and burn it fast/ hot often.
None of the links work.
Should be renamed best pellet stoves on amazon. No Harmon? Not a real top 5 list!
Agree, video's like this are not reviews, they don't test anything so you really don,t know how well they work.
These fireplaces are built very cheaply and I cringe whenever I get a service call for them because customers expect too much for what they cost. You get what you pay for. If someone is going to use them for a main source of heat in a place that gets cold temps all winter then I’d advise going with something like a Harmon, Regency , Travis Industries or Quadri-fire.
Their #2 pick is a patio heater, C'mon man. People are searching for indoor use pellet stoves. Outdoor/portable stoves should be in a separate video.
Corn stoves are a better investment, if you can find them
The mass heaters are much more efficient.
HOW MUCH $$ ??
Just buy a Harman and never look back
I can read a manual too
Nice stove but with the price of pellets hit the 300+dollars per one ton they don't compete with propane our natural gas you should let people know this I hear my home with two pellet stoves have for 20years pellets were only 125a ton back then this is my last year with the stove going back to gas!!!!!! Tell people the truth
Unless you have Amerigas propane delivery and they don't show up for weeks on end. I'm scrambling now for safe back up heat so I can go to work and feel safe. So no guarantees with propane. They screwed me.
$200 in MI.
Natural gas is cheaper, but not propane.
$7.50 per 50lb bag sounds ok to me.
@@annwithaplan9766 usually sold in 40# bags, 50 bags to a ton. I've never paid over 220$ a ton for them in 10 years.
for me US Stove Company GW1949 is the best
As with ALL pellet stoves, the company sells or no longer in business, so parts are no longer available with no on way to repair. All electronics fail around heat and any voltage spike or brown out destroys ALL electronics and that is why there is NO long-term warranty on controls!
my neighbor put a pellet stove in, tract homes, all the same, I didn't, heated with oil...end of heating season we added up costs, him his pellet cost and some oil, me just oil....It actually cost him more, and that didn't even include factoring in a % of stove cost, installation....the pellet manufacturers charge approx. the same per btu as oil....they no fools
All I see are horrible complaints on Castle pellet stoves.
all well and good but no pellets?!!!!!!!!!
why get a wood stove which needs a mains supply 🤦🏻♂️
Why do you call them a stove instead of a heater?... a stove has a dual purpose, Cooking, and heating...a heater is by description a single purpose device
Not a good buy at the moment with power cuts coming and pellets twice the price as last year
mesurment in cm please
As fuel costs go up more people will go back to wood burning.
I just don't understand the logic of pellet stoves. It goes totally against the point of a wood burning stove and is subject to supply chain issues and more cost.
Burns much cleaner and more efficiently than regular wood so there is less ash. Also, easy to store the pellets inside the house or anywhere dry. Don't have critters living in your wood pile. The fans also help distribute heat around the house.
yes and they need electricity! ridiculous!
Why did you call this the 2022 version when several of the heaters are "Currently Not Available". This was a waste of my time watching this.
Pelpro is junk ours is 4 years old costs 1400 bucks but im currently over 600 bucks in parts at 4 years and just broke again. Customer service line whenever I call on hold for around 30 minutes. Fire box has to be cleaned everyday easy clean but annoying. In the market for new pellet stove and will not buy pelpro ever again
Stupid review. For Number 3, US Stove, they list lack of electrical option as a con. That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. A pellet stove that does not need an electric connection is a major breakthrough. Not a word about the glass becoming dirty for any of these. Every pellet stove I've ever seen has a dirty glass after a little while of operation. This is a major turn-off.
clean the glass for a major turn-on.
You get what you pay for. don't let the fancy looks fool ya
Any product with a “Q” in its name makes me nervous. Sorry.
Ah so
Got one will give away FREE YOU HAVE TO MOVE IT weighs over 200. Lbs
Harman, Harman, Harman
The only name in pellet stoves
(Laughing) On the Wiseway pellet stove you listed the fact that it doesn't use electric or have an option for electric as a negative?!?! That is a feature, not a bug. The most common components to go out are augers and electrical components. As Elon says, if the part isn't needed then it cannot break. The Wiseway stove is one of the most reliable on the market. I still prefer the Liberator Rocket Heater better though because you can burn regular wood too. You also have an option for a thermal bench.
In conclusion, this video is clickbait produced by someone who knows nothing about pellet stoves and probably doesn't even own one.
Wood stoves do not require electricity one of the reasons they are superior to pellet stoves. If you loose power you still have heat, not so with a pellet stove. In my opinion pellet stoves are a waste of time because of that critical limitation
yes and i can get free wood. ;)
not much if the power goes out.
Does everything else in your house work with no power?
BioLite, cooks and produces Electricity to power it's fan. No need to plug it in. Not really a heating stove.
The best pellet stoves Harmon absolute 50 they don't break down like all the rest of those pieces of s*** that you are reviewing
Please stop reading manufacturing details and make videos you actually know about
Pellets are over $350 a ton now . Never buy a pellet stove . If you lose power your screwed and if you run out of pellets or they get wet your going to freeze to death . Go with a old wood stove you can burn anything in it like hard wood floors and on and on .
Talk about telling the truth, I think you should take your own advice. So you think pellets are $350 a ton? BS, I paid $220 a ton in July. It's called buying your shit early so you get a cheaper price. Most people know how many ton they need to use for a winter so they wont run out. Despite what you may think not everyone is able to cut their own firewood. I live out in the country and can't tell you the last time we lost power. Ever heard of a generator or maybe a kerosene heater? Maybe try using your head before you run your mouth
@@Tom-yj6mt Well Tom use your own head. anyone who uses the term " run your mouth" is usually a poorly educated unthinking person. There are ways to get cut or thin wood. But i won't tell you about it.
Amazon + Amazon +Amazon . How many $ for TH-cam ?