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Pellet Stoves and the Law |
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| FA91-126 | August 1992 | November 2002 |
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| Author(s) |
Jamie Craighill |
| Description |
Pellet stoves have grown in popularity as a home heating source. They feature mechanisms that automatically feed wood fuel pellets from a hopper into the fire. Pellet stoves, while generally more expensive than regular wood stoves, produce consistent heat with less tending of the fire. Many people consider purchasing a pellet stove in order to have a form of wood heat that can be used in areas where burn bans can be called by the local air quality agency. |
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| Keywords |
pellet, order, burn ban, air quality |
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