About this item

• 1.5 cubic feet capacity allows you to dry upto 5.5 pounds of clothing
• Stainless steel tub provides durability
• See-through window lets you monitor clothes as they dry
• Two drying temperatures offer better fabric care
• Anti-Wrinkle selection provides periodic tumbling at the end of a dryer cycle to help reduce wrinkling. Note: Refer user manual before use

Product Description

The Magic Chef 1.5 cu. ft. compact electric dryer is just what you need when you have small laundry loads and do not have tons of space for a laundry setup. Its compact, space-saving design makes it perfect for apartments, dorms or even RVs. For added convenience, you can mount it on the wall or place it on your countertop. It uses a standard 110-Volt (120 VAC, 15 Amp) outlet, eliminating the need for special wiring that is required with many other dryers. Two heat levels plus Air Dry provide options for proper fabric care. Four timer settings offer versatile drying options.

Technical Details: 

• Brand Name: ‎Magic Chef
• Model Info: ‎MCSDRY15W
• Item Weight: ‎38 pounds
• Product Dimensions: ‎16.1 x 19.5 x 23.8 inches
• Capacity: ‎1.5 Cubic Feet
• Installation Type: ‎Free Standing
• Form Factor: Stand Alone
• Color: ‎White
• Access Location: ‎Front Load
• Voltage: ‎120 Volts
• Fuel type: ‎Electric
• Material Type: ‎Steel
• Included Components: ‎Dryer^Wall Mounting Kit^Legs (4)^Lint Filter^Air Intake Filter^Manual
• Batteries Included? ‎No
• Batteries Required? ‎No

Customer questions & answers

Question:How many inches deep is this with the venting tube attached?

Answer:19”

Question:Those who have the 1.5 cu ft dryer- Is the size ok or do you wish you bought the bigger one?

Answer:I find it's big enough since I don't have a lot of space in my apartment and it holds a decent amount of clothes I usually dry ten items at a time unless it's heavier towels or something then I put in fewer items.

Question:How do you keep your walls and windows from steaming up?

Answer:I open a window and in summer I have fans. Never been much of a problem

Question:If I set the dial for 80 mins. and decide to remove garments after just 60 mins. do you simply open the door for dyer to stop? Then turn dial to 0?

Answer:Yep. That's what I do. Unless you have a large load or heavy things like towels or jeans, most load don't even take 60 minutes to dry.