When you think of a dishwasher most people in the appliance industry will instantly think of Bosch because of how popular they have been over the last few years. They offer all options you would typically see in a legacy brands dishwasher and have always had pride in their engineering which offered the consumers a fully sealed sanitation system. They, like others, offer integrated controls or front controls. To make the consumer want to buy their products, they have different options offering multiple colors and custom paneling for different kitchen settings. One of the biggest question's customers have when buying a Bosch dishwasher is, "What is condensation dry?”
Condensation dry is a system at the end of the cycle when the dishes are hot from the last rinse. Water moves from a moister area to a less moist area allowing the steam will gravitate to the stainless walls. The water will then condense and then run out of the drain. This ensures that your dishes will be dry once the cycle is complete.
The new line of Bosch dishwashers now have a whole new pitch to them. Customers can no longer call into Bosch saying their dishwasher does not dry. They have implemented a CrystalDry dishwashing system based on Zeolith with 3D airflow allowing even plastics to be dry! CrystalDry takes in humidity, then transforms it into warm air. The warm air is evenly distributed in a strong, yet gentle way. This really improves the active drying process for the best results on glass, dishes, and the hard to dry plastics. This system is guaranteed for the lifespan of the dishwasher. It is impossible to reinvent the wheel for dishwashers, but Bosch has certainly brought a game-changer to the table.
