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Dishwashers use either heating or condensation to dry the essential utensils. Some contemporary models may use a bit of both. The two methods are quite distinct, and take different spans of time to dry various materials. You may choose an inappropriate cycle for a given material. Refer to the manual for instructions. All major manufacturers recommend specific modes and cycles for glass, ceramic, plastic, and other materials. Dishes and utensils dry quickly or slowly depending on the material they are made of, the heat they are subjected to, and whether or not the dishwasher facilitates swift condensation.
A common inadvertent error is overloading and misplacing the utensils. Dishwashers have racks. Place the items in appropriate racks. Do not overload a cycle. Always choose the right mode and cycle. Do not stop the dishwasher manually, avoid opening the door till the entire process is complete, and wait for the appliance to issue timely signals. It is better if you do not combine too many different materials in the same cycle. They will not be identically dry.
