Does this dishwasher dry plastic dishes null

No dishwasher will dry plastic dishes. You can try heated dry and maxing out your jetdry dial but I don’t think they will ever fully dry in the dishwasher.

Hi Susieque - Yes, this model features our new DRY BOOST™ option designed to get hard-to-dry items (such as plastic) up to 3 times drier than heated dry cycles. Dry Boost technology consists of: A new dual wattage element - 500 watts dry, 800 watts wet. The element is a box shape (rather than crescent-shaped) that wraps around the perimeter. New time and temperature algorithms have been implemented to target plastics. Higher final rinse temperature with additional dry time to heat, which is approximately 40 minutes. The heat drives moisture off the dishes and silverware, and is vented out of the machine through a natural convection airflow. Use of a rinse agent further improves drying results. Thanks for choosing GE. Keep in touch! SUE@GEA

“Does this dishwasher dry plastic dishes”

This question is for: GE - 24" Front Control Built-In Plastic Tub Dishwasher with Dry Boost and 59 dBA - White

Asked by Susieque 7 years ago

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GE - Front Control Built-In Dishwasher, 59 dBA-Front_Standard

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No dishwasher will dry plastic dishes. You can try heated dry and maxing out your jetdry dial but I don’t think they will ever fully dry in the dishwasher.
Answered by HD920 7 years ago
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Hi Susieque - Yes, this model features our new DRY BOOST™ option designed to get hard-to-dry items (such as plastic) up to 3 times drier than heated dry cycles. Dry Boost technology consists of: A new dual wattage element - 500 watts dry, 800 watts wet. The element is a box shape (rather than crescent-shaped) that wraps around the perimeter. New time and temperature algorithms have been implemented to target plastics. Higher final rinse temperature with additional dry time to heat, which is approximately 40 minutes. The heat drives moisture off the dishes and silverware, and is vented out of the machine through a natural convection airflow. Use of a rinse agent further improves drying results. Thanks for choosing GE. Keep in touch! SUE@GEA
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