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Posted on 5/19/20 at 3:28 pm to CAD703X
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do any of them actually dry these days?
A little over a month ago, we had to replace our 20 year-old Kenmore.
After doing some research and a lot of looking, we bought an LG model. After we purchased it but before it was delivered, I began hearing horror stories from my sister and other folks about their new dishwashers not drying.
Thankfully, the new LG does NOT have that problem. Need to use a rinse aid as advised, and use 'extra dry' and 'overnight dry' option, but dishes, cups, glasses and silverware are all good and dry, even plastic go-cups.
Posted on 5/19/20 at 5:26 pm to CAD703X
My KitchenAid recommended a few posts up dries great.
Rinse aid is a must in new dishwashers. Although the KitchenAid does have an actual heating element, I still need to run rinse aid to have completely dry dishes.
Not sure of Bosch incorporates the heating element. Lack of drying is the number gripe with almost everyone with a Bosch.
FWIW the owner of the local appliance shop I bought from, who sells KitchenAid and Bosch, among others, went with a KitchenAid for his house.
Rinse aid is a must in new dishwashers. Although the KitchenAid does have an actual heating element, I still need to run rinse aid to have completely dry dishes.
Not sure of Bosch incorporates the heating element. Lack of drying is the number gripe with almost everyone with a Bosch.
FWIW the owner of the local appliance shop I bought from, who sells KitchenAid and Bosch, among others, went with a KitchenAid for his house.
Posted on 5/19/20 at 7:47 pm to CAD703X
Our Fisher/Paykel dries plastics pretty well.
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