Product review (1 stars): A continuously wet tub can harbor microorganisms like mold, thus creating a unhealthy environment and smell
I bought this appliance from one of the big box stores, not from Amazon.  Amazon is usually my go to market place.

A dishwasher has one job and one job only.  That one job is to wash dishes.

The expectation is that the user loads the dishwasher.  When the load is done the dishes are dry and clean.

The reality is that this dishwasher, for whatever reason, does not have a drying element.  Marketing has written descriptions to mask this fact.  Not having a drying element means that some dishes may require hand drying and the tub itself is always wet.  A continuously wet tub can harbor microorganisms like mold, thus creating a unhealthy environment and smell.

Bosch says leave the door cracked for a while so it drys out.  Are you kidding me.  This decline in drying power may be the result of either EPA mandates or engineering failures.  No matter what the reason is for the decline in efficient drying, I don't want to deal with it.

I did not buy this dishwasher so I could add labor to my life by drying dishes by hand or continuously having to wipe the tub dry.

My solution is to return the appliance before the 30 day return period runs out.  It is Bosch's problem not mine.