Magic Chef Compact Electric Laundry Dryer for Easy Drying

Mrs. Johnson: Ok, honest review, right out of the box...its tiny!!! But stay with me.....its ready to go right out of the box, aside from putting the vent in place and removing all of the plastic. :)
The first go around, it didn't seem to heat up very much, especially not to what the reviews had me hyped up for, but the second load on???? Its done amazing. I keep mine on high heat at the beginning of every load and usually within 30 min or so, they are dry. Some heavy towels may take a little extra time but. Someone didn't tell this little monster that it was only 110 v.....I'm impressed. I also have a portable (comfee) washer----if you're looking for a good portable washer, I highly suggest comfee------ so whatever loads come out of that, usually fit into the dryer nicely. I cant attest to the electric bill hike but if I notice any hikes, I will update ......as for me, This dryer is a WIN !!

United States on Apr 10, 2023

Ashley: I'm very glad to have this. It does well on most of our laundry, which is great because I hate taking laundry to a public laundry facility. It's done wonderful for about 1.5 years, just yesterday a belt broke, so I'm hoping to figure out replacement parts & warranty issues quickly. If you need a dryer & have a small space, this is probably for you. We have it hooked up to the regular dryer ventilation & electricity in our apartment.

United States on Sep 01, 2022

LoloLolo: This product is amazing.I always needed a small dryer but this product is very necessary especially if you have a small washer.I just leave my load over night and next day everything dry.very light to carry,easy to use and load is good for 1 wash.5star product for me.

Canada on Jun 18, 2022

emeqwerty: It took me some time to understand the heating setting but I finally did and it is truly amazing and gets hot enough! It’s perfect to dry our hand washed and semi line dried clothes. Roomier than I thought too. I question the fluffy factor on the bath towels though. Seems like my bath towels aren’t as fluffy. I don’t know if this is a hand washing flaw or drying issue. I took extra care this time and still less fluffy. It’s a non issue really but trying to give many details.
Update: I would suggest keeping it slightly open to mitigate a sour laundry smell that I detected after 1 day of use. I think it’s taking in moisture which I believe creates that sour laundry smell when drying clothes then closing the doors after use. I have been keeping the door slightly open always and now I don’t smell it anymore when I dry clothes. I noticed another person mentioned an odor. I line dry clothing and wring bottom to make sure clothes aren’t dripping wet because the dryer’s spinning might attract moisture into the dryer.
I’m very much happy with this product. It really does get hot like the big ones.

United States on Mar 14, 2022

Brittany : I live in a small ranch house . I do own a fancy 1400$ washer and dryer that broke right after warranty . I repaired more than once and decided I’m done . It’s just me here and it’s a waste of money. I hang dry most of my items as is and mainly wanted this for my knit items , towels and sheets . I have a small dog and It does great at removing his hair from my clothes. I’m really impressed with it . I purchased an inside vent kit at my local ace hardware. Yes, it takes longer and I still will have to take my comforter to laundromat . But it’s convenient and I no longer have stiff towels and sheets , and no more dog hair from air drying. I’m no longer lugging my clothes to laundromat or boyfriends house when things pile up and I don’t want clothes and towels hanging all over my house for 2 days . I also purchased a small portable washer that does a great job at spinning the water out , leaving items damp dry , and speeding up the time for the dryer . I keep it in my closet in my spare bedroom , perfect fit. I did dry a load of clothes in 40 mins using high setting . It had 4 pairs of xl womens athletic leggings (which are very light) , 2 light...

United States on Feb 04, 2021

Blake: Magic Chef MCSDRY15W 1.5 cu. ft. Laundry Dryer, White

What can I say? It does what it's designed to do and does it well considering it's size. It's quite the power saver using only a maximum of 850 watts which is less than the average hair dryer. It does have a high and low heat setting and according to my kill-a-watt, the low setting runs at about 500 watts. It does take a little longer than your average sized dryer but for those of us who don't have hookups or need something small due to space availability, it's an excellent choice.

It's definitely not big enough for more than a few shirts, couple towels/jeans, etc but it's a lot better than stringing lines around your house to hang dry clothing or having to rely on communal laundry equipment.

It's definitely a quiet unit and compliments the 0.9 cu.ft. Magic Chef washer I bought to go along with it quite nicely. The capacity of both units is close enough that a full load in the wash easily fits in this dryer. It's not speedy by any means, but the average load seems to dry within about 60-70 minutes if I start the timer at 200 minutes which is in the range of it's hottest setting. It fits...

United States on Jan 21, 2018