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Drying dishes in a dishwasher
I have been told that the dry cycle of the dishwasher is the energy hog
so I quit using it. I was going to use something I had just washed in the dishwasher. When I opened the door it was still warm inside. My question is will the dishes dry faster if I leave them inside with the door closed (while warm) or open the door and let the water evaporate? |
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