“does the dry boost cycle require a chemical to dry does the dry cycle use a heating element to dry”

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• The dry boost feature does not require a chemical to dry the dishes. Dry boost has a higher final rinse temperature with additional dry time to heat. The heat drives moisture off the dishes and silverware and is vented out of the machine through a natural convection airflow. The dry cycle uses a heating element to help raise the temperature to dry the dishes.

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