William Linington

Here's a tip I swear by for getting dry dishes out of a dishwasher, though it only works if you're around right when it finishes. As soon as the machine has finished all its cycles and switches itself off, open the front door of the machine a few inches for a few seconds, say 5 or 10 seconds, and let all the steam gush out. You'll see when the bulk of the steam has escaped. Then close the door again, and let dry as per normal on the heat in the machine (you don't need to run any heated drying cycle, so it saves energy money, too.) Letting the bulk of the steam out prevents the water in it from it from condensing back onto your dishes as the machine cools. Simple, logical and very effective. And if you want, you can stick your head into the escaping steam for a free, quick facial :} Came across this tip here: http://www.cooksinfo.com/dishwashers