The popularity of pellets as a fuel is growing year by year. There are still many who are unconvinced as to whether they are actually a good fuel for home heating. Today, we’ll dispel a few myths and present the facts.

Fact #1 – Pellets are the cleanest fuel

It’s true – it’s not without reason that they’re called “green” fuel. It’s extremely environmentally friendly, as it’s made exclusively from natural ingredients, specifically wood waste (mainly sawdust). Furthermore, its combustion is extremely efficient, releasing only negligible amounts of CO2, and leaving very little ash, which can be safely used as fertilizer later – it will perfectly fertilize your garden plants.

Fact #2 – Pellets are high in calories

This is also undeniable. Pellets have a high calorific value. It ranges from 16 to 19 MJ/kg, and it’s worth considering this when purchasing them. Why is this so important? The higher the calorific value of pellets, the less of them are needed to effectively heat your home. Pellet boilers guarantee pleasant warmth and comfort.

Fact #3 – Pellets Save Money

Absolutely! Pellet boilers are eco-friendly heating devices, currently eligible for favorable subsidies from environmental programs. But the financial benefits don’t end there – the high calorific value of the fuel and automated, modern pellet boilers with programmed feeders make fuel consumption economical and time-saving.

Myth #1 – Pellets are Difficult to Store

This statement is completely untrue. Pellets are small wood pellets with a diameter of 6-8 mm. They are packaged in handy bags, which are not only easy to store but also much more convenient to carry near the pellet boiler. Furthermore, pellets don’t stain, making the storage area easy to keep clean.

Myth #2 – Pellets Contain Chemical Additives

As we mentioned, pellets are made exclusively of natural wood-based ingredients. It’s simply a byproduct of wood processing. No chemicals are added, making it 100% natural and environmentally friendly. Pellet boilers are therefore the perfect solution for anyone who cares about the environment.

Myth #3 – Pellet boilers are difficult to operate

Nothing could be further from the truth. Pellet boilers are modern devices, designed to be as convenient and simple as possible. The latest generation boilers are constructed to require minimal user involvement. Feeders are programmed so that simply filling them with pellets from time to time is enough to forget about the unpleasant chore of adding fuel. In short, there’s no point in believing unsubstantiated myths about pellets. They’re an ecological, modern fuel, perfectly suited to the needs of the modern world.