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What is Sears doing about the abysmal quality of this product?


posted on November 01, 2009 at 03:18PM
 

The covers are not 100% waterproof, nor do they claim to be. In fact, no grill cover made by anybody claims to be waterproof. They will all let some water in. They are designed to protect the grill from tree sap, bird droppings, and other "stuff" that ends up landing on the grill and making it filthy. And, yes, it protects the grill from being completely saturated with rain. However, the grill will still get wet. After a rainfall, it's a good idea to take the cover off to let the grill dry off.


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