Just paid out some serious jack for one o’ them fancy Bosch dishwashers, like a SHE45m06UC, and the silly thing doesn’t even dry the dishes? Well, turns out there’s a very good reason for this, compadre: none of the newer Bosch dishwashers have a heated dry cycle. It’s part of the whole greenie-weenie, fuzzy-wuzzy navel gazing so in vogue among appliance manufacturers today. Make sure you keep your rinse aid dispenser filled– that’ll help.
Shhh… don’t tell those poor Bosch owners with wet dishes: for just five hundred bucks more, they coulda bought a Miele that comes with not only a great water heater, but its own water softener and it dries the dishes, too! 
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