Flame Genie FG-P20 Premium Wood Pellets for Fire Pits, Single Bag

I love these they burn well, but they run out pretty quick, but it does a wonderful looking flame fire

So these pellets work but as many others have said they smoke more when first added if you add too many. And they burn quickly so you have to be more vigilant then you may want to be. I preferred using a firelog, it lasted longer and produced less ash. Still the pellets were less expensive and do work.

The fire was beautiful, and everything was fine. When it started to burn down I sprinkled a handful of new pellets into the pit across the surface of the other burning ones, being careful not to use many at all and smother the flame. Within a couple minutes the flames just died out and HUGE, MASSIVE billows of smoke just started pouring off the thing. I mean someone driving by could have easily thought my house was on fire, that’s how bad it was. I tried to blow, tried to stir up the pellets, and that just made it worse.It was not going to end soon, so before someone called the fire department I ran and got the hose and just drenched the thing until it finally stopped. I am scared to try the thing again. And the bad part was that only the pellets on the surface burned. Everything under the top layer was unburned. It just scorched the top layer, went out, and started smoking at insane levels. I'll give it another shot because this thing cost money but when that smokeout event happens it is a major bummer.

I used this for my bunny Loki and it worked really good. It was great at soaking up his pee and, I think, it reduced the smell produced from it. I would exercise caution though. Bunnies like to eat everything and Loki did eat a few of the pellets. Thankfully, there were no side effects and he was okay but I would make sure that they aren't eating a bunch of it.

Have had these pellets in the past with no problem using. However the recently ordered bag seems to be very difficult to get started burning. Tried fire starters, lighter fluid, and a torch. Still took 10-15 minutes of consistent trying. Not good for dry fire pellets