Google failure ? WTF is "inherent" drying (dishwasher)

Jethro_uk · 2022-01-14T13:47:57+00:00

Having discovered I "need" to replace the whole ****ing inner door panel on my 10 year old dishwasher, it seems time for a new one.Stumbled across "inherent heat" as a drying method for some designs. Only this looks like a bit of marketing bollocks, as googling it doesn't really educate me.Is it a synonym for "residual" heat ? And if so to be expected on a sub £250 machine ?Funny how we often said we were managing quite happily without a dishwasher 11 years ago ....

Jan 14, 2022 Last reply: 4 years ago 65 Replies

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5tft 4 years ago

Because they don?t want you to know how crude the system is, stupid.

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Andy Burns 4 years ago

Because it's like watching the sausage being made?

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Jethro_uk 4 years ago

Fascinating.

We discovered years ago the cheapest tablets are as good as the premium ones.

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Jethro_uk 4 years ago

Speaking for myself, I don't care how crude something is when it's reliable and works :)

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Bob Eager 4 years ago

Even cheaper to get powder in 10kg tubs, I found.

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Jethro_uk 4 years ago

It's not often I return to the scene of a crime, but now I have watched (both) videos, a hearty thank you. One of the best non-broadcast videos I've seen in a long while. I also like the (stereotype busting) humour.

Also nice to hear an American acknowledge there is a world outside the US.

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