Pellets are mainly purchased for heating private houses or other household purposes. They can be used for fireplaces, stoves, and solid fuel boilers. You should cover the grate with pellets manually.
Use in the field
Carefully packed in sealed bags, pellets can be taken on hikes. Even a small pack can provide stable burning for 1.5-2.0 hours, which is enough to cook food or keep warm.
Some people use pellets as pet litter. Granules can perfectly absorb moisture and eliminate unpleasant odors. They do not cause allergic reactions in animals. You can use pellets to fill the cages for hamsters, chinchillas, and other small rodents.
Pellets as absorbent
Wood pellets are an excellent absorbent material. A small handful of granules can quickly absorb oil, gasoline, and petroleum liquids. That is why pellets are purchased by car services and repair shops to remove local floor contaminations.