Absolutely, the dealer should be providing you with any information you need to obtain a rebate, which was probably a large selling point. I'm not sure what exact specification document(s) they need, but below are links to the product data of the 355CAV and 355AAV furnaces from Bryant with configuration/AFUE ratings. 355CAV (page 8): http://www.docs.hvacpartners.com/idc/groups/public/documents/techlit/pds355cav.060.04.pdf 355AAV (page 9): http://www.docs.hvacpartners.com/idc/groups/public/documents/techlit/pds355a.40.3.pdf You'll have to copy and paste these links into your browser. However, I would still ask your installer for whatever qualifying documents that need to be presented. These are from the manufacturer but may not be what they are looking for precisely.

I only use the top one!! I actually have 2 top sheets on my bed during the winter months,the one that matches the bottom sheet and then the flannel,then my quilt.Can't have my feet get cold,and they are the first to do so. Kathi

Thanks, Terriks. I had a RL sheet set and I really liked it. But it wore down after a couple of years and started to rip in the middle. At least they were on sale! This was the set that had pink flamikngos on them. Bumble, we put our a/c on 72 at night. That way I can cuddle under the covers or else I'd burn up. We also keep a fan going at night. In the winter we put the thermostat around 65 at night. This is funny. In our office we each have our own computers. DH's is under the ceiling vent. One winter I was cleaning house and got real hot so I lowered the thermostat. When I came back here my dh was wearing a stocking hat and his heavy robe! lol. He knows I get hot so he was being thoughtful. :)

The link below will give you what you need. I'd suggest cooling the brownies for an hour (or completely cool) then freezing them for an hour before you remove them from the pan via the foil. The brownies will cut better if they are frozen. If you happen to have a roll of Reynolds Wrap RELEASE Non-Stick Foil, this would be a good time to use it. I've used a similar recipe for Holly-Mint Brownies, and cut and decorated the brownies in the shape of holly at Christmas. -Grainlady Here is a link that might be useful: Brownie Footballs