I just picked up the second of four tons of NEWP(Jaffery plant) from St. Albans Stove Shop today. While I was unloading I noticed some of the bags were mushy at the corners. The owner exchaged the bags without a problem, but I'm now wondering about the rest of the pallet after the story she told me. According to her, the plant wrapped the bags of pellets while they were sill hot, causing moisture to cotaminate the product.
Has anyone heard of this? Is it true fact, or should I call Mythbusters?
Has anyone heard of this? Is it true fact, or should I call Mythbusters?