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Bosch dishwashers have something they call a “heat pump” that is a water pump that also heats the water with resistance heat. It’s not any more efficient than the normal heating coils in every other dishwasher, and it isn’t a “heat pump” that uses a refrigeration cycle (as one would use to e.g. heat their house).


Heat exchangers are used for drying, they don't have heating coils for drying.


We’re talking about heating the water, not drying. The discussion started with regards to energy used to heat water vs. using water from the hot water tap.




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