Wet Dishes
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Wet Dishes
My daughter recently bought a new LG dishwasher but it dosen't seem to fully dry most of the silverware and dinnerware, It is still wet after the cycle is finished. Any ideas? Thank you
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I've never seen a dishwasher that the dishes were 100% dry immediately after a dry cycle. It usually takes a while for all the remaining moisture to evaporate off.
I don't even use the dry cycle, I open the door after the unit is done, and the dishes are (completely) dry within a few minutes anyway, and dry faster than if the dry setting had been used.
I don't even use the dry cycle, I open the door after the unit is done, and the dishes are (completely) dry within a few minutes anyway, and dry faster than if the dry setting had been used.
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LG Dishwashers dry everything by keeping in the humid air inside them, thats why they have no vents.
There's a fan on the door on the inside that circulates the humid air all around to help dry things off.
I too have an LG Dishwasher and have the same thing happens, but I usually wash at night, when it's done, I open it and leave it open until morning and take everything out.
There's a fan on the door on the inside that circulates the humid air all around to help dry things off.
I too have an LG Dishwasher and have the same thing happens, but I usually wash at night, when it's done, I open it and leave it open until morning and take everything out.