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Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save' by gknoy on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @11:32PM (#24635443)
Our solution: Put away the dry porcelain/glass/stoneware pieces, and let the plastic cups and containers dry in a drying rack.
Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save' by genocidicbunny on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @06:35PM (#24644839)
This is more or less what I do -- I leave the door cracked open for an hour or two, and then put away all the actually dry dishes. Everything else goes into the drying rack for a finishing dry.

The biggest problem with this is some of the not dry items have so much water on them they end up getting everything wet again when you even so much as slide out the dishwasher racks.

But mine is a cheap samsung dishwasher provided by the landlord, so I don't expect it to be terribly effective. Mainly I use the dishwasher when I forgot to do the dishes and need to start cooking and need the sink. It's basically an overflow sink for me.

Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save' by bradknowles on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @01:23AM (#24635932)
This is why I will never ever again have another Bosch dishwasher. I don’t care what Consumer Reports says about it being the quietest dishwasher and therefore the best, it doesn’t fucking get the dishes clean and then properly dry.

Never ever again.

Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save' by gambiting on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @03:48AM (#24636511)
I have the exact opposite experience. Got the Bosch Series 6 dishwasher few months ago and it's the best dishwasher I've ever had. Everything is always perfectly clean no matter which program I pick, and if you select "Extra Dry" then everything is actually dry - apparently it's the moisture absorbing zeolite that they are using.