A: Hi Holly, It depends on your location. These pellets are made from compressed, recycled wood waste, and the specific wood type varies by region. While the product is listed generally as soft wood.

A: Hi Spegy, These pellets are made from compressed, recycled wood waste, and the specific wood type varies by location. While the product is listed as soft wood, reviewers have identified them as pine or Douglas fir depending on the region.

A: Hi Mike G, A highly efficient fuel, one pound of wood pellets will produce approximately 8,000 BTUs of heat. So, if you are burning pellets on the “low” setting, say 1.5 lb./hour (or 12,000 BTU), a bag will last about 26 hours. (40 lbs. divided by 1.5 lbs./hour = 26.67 hours.) If you need a lot of heat, burning five pounds per hour (8,000 BTU x 5 lbs./hour = 40,000 BTU) will make one bag last about eight hours (40 lbs. divided by 5 lbs./hour = 8 hours).

A: Hi risoccer: The average BTU output PER POUND is 8,200BTUs PFI Certified - Some mills are and some are not, as the supplier varies depending on the region. You would need to contact your nearest store to verify. Moisture Content - ≤8.0% according to the packaging. Ashe Content - between 0.5 percent and 0.6 percen

A: Hi riosoccer: PFI Certified - Some mills are and some are not, as the supplier varies depending on the region. You would need to contact your nearest store to verify. Moisture Content - ≤8.0% according to the packaging. Ashe Content - between 0.5 percent and 0.6 percent

A: Hi Juju, No, these soft wood fuel pellets are not recommended for use in grills. They are specifically designed for use in pellet stoves and outdoor pellet heaters.

A: Hi Thomse: There are varies ways of heating that might effect the ash content. While the manufacturer states these pellets are clean-burning, ash content varies by brand and location.

A: Hi JLB2020, These pellets are made from compressed, recycled wood waste. While the specific wood type can vary by location, reviewers have identified them as Douglas fir or pine.

A: Hi Maxwell- Please work with your local TSC Store, regarding Layaway options.

A: Hi Neighbor! These softwood fuel pellets are made from compressed, recycled wood waste with no binders, additives, or chemicals. While they are designed for use in pellet stoves, many reviewers have successfully used them as a clean and effective alternative for cat litter.