On Sun, 09 Nov 2014 12:09:56 -0500, Nancy Young
> wrote:

>On 11/9/2014 11:07 AM, wrote:
>
>> While the brownies were baking I was washing dishes and washed
> > a new spring form pan I had bought and there was a good size Corning
> > ware dish that needed soap and water on it as well. About the time
> > I was through with these two items the brownies came out of the oven
> > and it was turned off. Into that hot oven these three pieces went
> > to dry and dry quickly I might add.
>>
>> Anybody else use pre-heating or residual oven heat to dry large
> > kitchen baking pots and pans?
>
>I stopped drying dishes/pots/pans as soon as I moved out of
>my parent's house. They just dry on their own if you leave
>them be. So my answer is no.
>
>nancy

I wash and dry all cookware by hand... in fact the last time I used
the dishwasher was about three weeks ago when I had company. Mostly I
hand wash and dry everything. It would take me too long to fill the
dishwasher enough to turn it on and before that happens there'd be
things I need to use in there, so I decided it makes more sense for me
to wash and dry everything by hand, unless I have company... and even
then I hand wash all my good glassware, the dishwasher etches good
glassware.