What is the correct water temperature to choose? null

Hello Mj, Great question! We thank you for choosing GE Appliances, and it would be our pleasure to help you with this dishwasher. We suggest choosing temperatures and wash settings based on how heavily soiled the dishes are. You can find each cycle option and temperature setting in the owner's manual. We have provided a link to this resource below. (Page 6-Cycle options) https://files.bbystatic.com/VuA%2BRyPIwCaN3BZqXRd3KQ%3D%3D/7D2B1382-3809-4411-A8BC-279F538179FE.pdf We hope this information helps. If there's anything else we can assist you with, please reach out to us. Have a great day! -Sylvia@GEA

I did not choose to boost the temperature. I used the normal setting, and due to using a lot of Tupperware, I did not use the drying setting. I just opened the door when it finished, pulled out the racks, and let things air dry.

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Hello Mj, Great question! We thank you for choosing GE Appliances, and it would be our pleasure to help you with this dishwasher. We suggest choosing temperatures and wash settings based on how heavily soiled the dishes are. You can find each cycle option and temperature setting in the owner's manual. We have provided a link to this resource below. (Page 6-Cycle options) https://files.bbystatic.com/VuA%2BRyPIwCaN3BZqXRd3KQ%3D%3D/7D2B1382-3809-4411-A8BC-279F538179FE.pdf We hope this information helps. If there's anything else we can assist you with, please reach out to us. Have a great day! -Sylvia@GEA
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I did not choose to boost the temperature. I used the normal setting, and due to using a lot of Tupperware, I did not use the drying setting. I just opened the door when it finished, pulled out the racks, and let things air dry.
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