Fire Sense Vinyl Cover Round Reflectors

So I'm in the home improvement store, see the patio heater for super cheap, and of course, "yes, I immediately need that."Fast forward, got the propane tank, fired it up, works lovely, and then I say "wait a minute, what about when it rains/snows?" Clearly, I need a cover.Saw this cover, read the reviews, and was a little worried about the whole "sail" effect of it knocking over in the wind. Here's an idea; fill your base with sand, as your heater's instructions tell you to. This cover has been on my heater all winter, through one of the worst winters on record, in some of the windiest conditions you can imagine, and it stood tall through it all. Cover is perfectly intact, heater never moved, let alone fell over, and it still works lovely to this day, thanks in whole to the cover.As for the cover itself, the material is well suited, clearly water/rain/snow proof, and does a great job protecting the heater. Inside the cover is a cloth-like material, so it won't scratch the heater. It's certainly a bit of a pain to put on and take off. You need either a second set of hands or a step ladder to properly put it on and take it off without damaging your heater, but in time you kind of get the hang of it. Good luck!