We want to share one of our customer’s stories with you. Their story addresses their decision to burn wood pellets versus corn at the current rate (2012-13) per bushel, and they are willing to share their experience with you. This family is in the Upper Midwest and owns a Magnum Countryside 3500P. Last summer when […]
Pellet Stove Maintenance Means Having A Dust Free Pellet Stove
If you own a pellet stove, then you are used to regular maintenance, cleaning out the hopper, emptying the ash pan, etc. A part of your regular pellet stove maintenance should include removing any dust from inside your stove, around the motor and internal parts. Just like dust can build up over time on your […]
Pellet Stove Tax Credit a 2012 Tax Preparation Reminder
Do You Qualify For a Pellet Stove Tax Credit? As you meet with your accountant or tax preparer to prepare 2012 taxes, remember to ask if you qualify for the pellet stove tax credit. Be sure to mention the purchase of a qualifying renewable energy appliance in 2012. You will want to make sure you […]
Wet Wood is a Waste of Money and Fuel
Did you know that properly dried wood should have a reading of 20% or less? If you have a wood burning stove or fireplace, you should invest in a moisture meter. It’s a minor investment that can save you in wasted fuel, money, time and effort. After all, if you spend time or money chopping, […]
Burning Dry Fireood is Better for the Environment and Your Wallet
Quality fuel is important. American Energy Systems has written numerous articles about more efficient heat, posted videos about selecting quality fuel, and continues to advise consumers to make good fuel decisions. This includes burning quality, dry wood in your stove or fireplace. Just because you’ve opted to burn wood, doesn’t mean that anything goes. In […]