Does this get dishes dry? No condensation, etc. null

No it does not, most dishes still feel wet to the touch and plastic items are soaked.

My dishes are soaked at the end of a cycle. Doesn’t dry at all. I hate it

Run it over night and they will be dry when you wake, process takes time to dry. If your expected them to be dry when it finishes it’s cycles and the door opens it will not be the case, takes a couple hours to dry. Plus side is less electric use, bad side is not immediately dry and water spots are more frequent then if you had heating coils for a dry cycle. Overall this process still works well.

Yes, mine is drying my dishes well. I always use the Jet Dry product that is recommended for dishwashers. My dishwasher door pops open and allows the steam to escape from the tub at the last of the drying cycle.

Yes, the door automatically pops open on completion of drying and I believe this aids in the drying process. I've never had my dishes not be completely dry.

So I have found that to get my dishes clean and dry with this dishwasher I do the following. First I soak my dishes in a sink full of warm soapy water, followed by scrubbing all my dishes with a sponge, Then I place my dishes into the dishwasher and wash. Then after the drying cycle is over, I hand dry all my dishes.

Almost bone dry as long as we give it time, with exceptions if we have a bowl tilted up (so filled with water), or something like that. My favorite feature is that the door pops open about 5 minutes BEFORE the drying cycle is finished, which allows the steam to escape. We run it before bed and just let it sit cracked over night and by morning everything is dry! This is WITHOUT a rinse agent.

As far as I can tell from my experience: Yes. Though, results my very depending on the humidity of the environment you live in.

Need to use a (Non-generic) better quality rinse aid for best results.

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No it does not, most dishes still feel wet to the touch and plastic items are soaked.
Answered by Bobv600 5 years ago
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My dishes are soaked at the end of a cycle. Doesn’t dry at all. I hate it
Answered by Ginger 5 years ago
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Run it over night and they will be dry when you wake, process takes time to dry. If your expected them to be dry when it finishes it’s cycles and the door opens it will not be the case, takes a couple hours to dry. Plus side is less electric use, bad side is not immediately dry and water spots are more frequent then if you had heating coils for a dry cycle. Overall this process still works well.
Answered by JamesS 5 years ago
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Yes, mine is drying my dishes well. I always use the Jet Dry product that is recommended for dishwashers. My dishwasher door pops open and allows the steam to escape from the tub at the last of the drying cycle.
Answered by Karen 4 years ago
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Yes, the door automatically pops open on completion of drying and I believe this aids in the drying process. I've never had my dishes not be completely dry.
Answered by Camskitchen 5 years ago
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Yes if you sanitize!
Answered by Anonymous 3 months ago
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So I have found that to get my dishes clean and dry with this dishwasher I do the following. First I soak my dishes in a sink full of warm soapy water, followed by scrubbing all my dishes with a sponge, Then I place my dishes into the dishwasher and wash. Then after the drying cycle is over, I hand dry all my dishes.
Answered by CurtJ 1 year ago
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Almost bone dry as long as we give it time, with exceptions if we have a bowl tilted up (so filled with water), or something like that. My favorite feature is that the door pops open about 5 minutes BEFORE the drying cycle is finished, which allows the steam to escape. We run it before bed and just let it sit cracked over night and by morning everything is dry! This is WITHOUT a rinse agent.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Brothetmike13 5 years ago
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As far as I can tell from my experience: Yes. Though, results my very depending on the humidity of the environment you live in.
Answered by DifDe 5 years ago
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