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BLACK+DECKER Compact Clothes Dryer, 1.5 Cu. Ft. 850W Electric Dryer, 120V Vented Portable Dryer with Stainless Steel Drum, for 5.5 lbs. of clothing for Standard Wall Outlet

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BLACK+DECKER Compact Clothes Dryer, 1.5 Cu. Ft. 850W Electric Dryer, 120V Vented Portable Dryer with Stainless Steel Drum, for 5.5 lbs. of clothing for Standard Wall Outlet

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· Portable Dryer: Our BLACK+DECKER 1.5 cu. ft. portable clothes dryer requires no electrical hard writing with a 3-prong plug and access to a standard 120V standard outlet. · Compact: This 120V vented clothes dryer (23.8" x 19.5" x 16.1") is ideal for smaller spaces. Enjoy clean towels, shirts, pants, and other items with our electric dryer (37.5 lbs.). · Pick Your Program: This mini clothes dryer has 4 different programs to choose from -- High Temperature Drying, Sensor Dry, Air Dry, and Anti-Wrinkle. A dryer machine with real drying options! · Capacity: This mini dryer machine facilitates 3.3 lbs. of clothing per drying cycle. Our small dryer has a stainless steel interior drum with front loading and electronic control panel. · Features: Our BLACK+DECKER compact dryer comes with an exhaust connector, adjustable leveling legs, overheat protection and a double layer link filter.

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Buyer10Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2023

This is a five star review of the BLACK+DECKER BCED26 2.65 cu ft Compact Dryer. I've used this dryer a few times [see 1 year update below] and am very pleased with it. Using a full size washer to do a full wash, I ran this dryer three times for about one hour each time. It was about one-half to two-thirds full each time. This got things dry enough for my purposes, then I use folding bamboo drying racks to let them dry the rest of the way. This included heavier pants, some towels, t-shirts, etc. If run longer, this dryer will get things bone dry if you need it. Drying a single damp bath towel after using it after showering, it's dry in about 15 minutes. I live in a drier climate, typically 40-50% RH indoors, so things dry well when hung. For smaller items, I partially dry them, then I leave them in a laundry basket and manually tumble them a few times a day. Running the clothes through this dryer for 30-60 minutes gives them a tumble dry fluff, and then the air does the rest, which saves machine run time and energy. I'm pleased with the size of the 2.65 cu ft dryer. It wouldn't dry a comforter or large blanket easily, but normal size sheets and clothing work fine. Figure about three dryer loads to dry a large full-size washer load. For venting, I used a 28 oz can of tomatoes, opening it on both ends, so it's just a steel cylinder, with exactly a 4 inch diameter, just like dryer vent hoses. I bought a dryer hose which came with two clamps (TEAIERXY 4 Inch 8ft Dryer Flexible Insulated Vent Hose PVC Aluminum Foil with 2 Clamps). I clamped one end onto the full 4-inch diameter of the dryer output and the other onto the steel can. Be careful not to over-tighten the clamp on the dryer because the tube is plastic. Then I made a cardboard insert for my window, which opens sidewways. So the cardboard is about 5 inches wide and about three feet tall. Then I cut a hole in the bottom and inserted the steel can. (Or you can buy a pre-made window dryer vent insert). I used metal tape to tape around the edge of the cardboard where it meets the steel can, and a little above it, just to make it safer. But it doesn't get hot under normal conditions, just warm. I can hold my hand on the steel can without it burning. Then I stick that assembly into the partially open window and it vents through the window screen. It also worked okay without the cardboard, just leaving the window open and placing the vent at the window, but with the cardboard I don't need to leave the window open in cold or hot weather, and all the exhaust goes out. I also bought these dryer filters: Essential Values Compatible Replacement Filters for Bettervent Indoor Dryer Vent. I don't use them with the window venting, but they can be used for indoor venting. I just stuff one into the steel can and tape it in place a little. Works fine, but the indoor air will become warm and humid, and maybe slightly dusty. But it's usable without a window vent that way in my opinion, if need be. I got this dryer because people use dryer sheets with toxic artificial fragrance in the shared dryer where I live. Such fragrances are very unhealthy - read up on it - especially bad for kids. Even though I don't use the dryer sheets, their scent remains in the dryer and pollutes my laundry. Plus drying takes a lot of time. This way I can use their full size washer, then just bring the clothes back and dry them myself in the dryer and on racks. Works great, would work with a laundromat well too, since you don't have to wait for all the drying time by having your own dryer. I put it on a little rolling TV cart which raises it up about 18 inches. Light enough to move easily. Came packed well with cardboard, styrofoam, and plywood. Straps on the box made it easy to carry, about 65 pounds. I turned it over, opened the bottom flaps, then put it right side up and lifted the box off. I measured and it uses about 10 amps at 115 volts, about 1120 watts. I used a well-made 14 AWG, 12 amp, 50 foot extension cord, which isn't recommended, but worked okay, got slightly warm. I keep a close eye on the cord and vent temperatures when it's running just to be safe. Great dryer thus far, five stars. Controls are a little odd but one gets to know it, instructions explain. The lint trap at the back of the drum is a bit of a task to disassemble because the plastic is tight, be careful not to break it, but I think it will loosen up with use. I use an old toothbrush to clean the two filters. There is also an air intake filter, but that doesn't need to be cleaned every time. ONE YEAR UPDATE Just to update this review after about one year of use, I still really like this dryer. I upgraded my extension cord to a thicker, well-made 12 AWG 15 Amp 25 Foot one, and that works better. The cord stays completely cool. I figured out how to more easily pull the lint trap apart. Once the assembly is removed (per instructions, you rotate it until it clicks, then pull it out), I put my fingers in the finger holes on the one side, and grip the small circular piece at the center on the other side. Then just ease them apart. I clean the filter after every wash, which translates to about three 1-hour dryer runs. Between the two layers of filter, it seems to get most of the lint, I don't see any on the window screen. Using a hand-held IR temperature gauge, the air coming out of the 8-foot dryer hose generally varies between 85 F and 105 F. When the dryer hose gets to about 95 F, I know the clothes are usually dry enough for my purposes, with further air drying on the bamboo racks.

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ShopperReviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025

I had my doubts, especially coming from a full sized dryer that you hook up to the wall. This little baby is POWERFUL and does an amazing job at drying fully and quickly. Just remember not to over pack it, and you'll be good. I was able to fit and standard size load of undergarments, socks, and light t-shirts at one time and it all dried in 40 minutes. I was shocked, pleasantly. Im doing towels and thick sweats right now, about 2 regular sized towels, 3 hand towels, and 2 pair of thick, fleece lined sweats. Its been about 15 minutes and they are definitely drying just fine. I might need to add another 15-20 minutes, but I had to do that when I had my stnlandard sized dryer hooked up to the wall. Last thing is, don't forget to open a windows so you can let out the moist air while its drying.

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AvaReviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024

I received my dryer today. My son in law put it up for me along with the inside dryer vent I bought to go with it since no Hook up in my apt. I have dried about 5 loads so far and I love it. Great not having to go to laundromat. Only problem is it sits really low and knob is in the bottom. Very hard for me as 64 yr old to get on my hands and knees to clean the filter and turn the knob on. I recommend getting a pedestal for it. Other than that it's great. Update: 5 weeks after buying the dryer and 6 days past the return date for Amazon my dryer quit working. Amazon has stated they can't help me and referred me to the manufacturer. Are you kidding me!! I spent this much money on this dryer and Amazon can't assist. Very poor customer service and extremely upset that dryer has quit working after only 5 weeks of service. Not happy with Amazon or the dryer. I would not buy any major appliance from Amazon ever. I certainly will not again. Also, Amazon referred me to the manufacturer. When you call it ask you too leave name and email. I looked the manufacturer up on line and they have poor customer service reviews. Reviews say they never hear from anyone from this company. Luckily I bought a warranty so trying to figure out how to use that. I will update on what my results are with filling a claim. However the fact that I am having to file a claim 5 weeks after buying is just not good customer service with Amazon! I will never spend this much money through Amazon again in the future. So mad right now and I have bought alot through Amazon, never been upset with them till now!!

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LolasReviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025

Ya 8 meses usándola y todo funciona bien , mi madre está muy contenta por que ahora ya no tiene que salir de su apartamento a secar su ropa .

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C. McCannaReviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025

My machine arrived one day ahead of the estimate. Its listing said Amazon dold and shipped this item, but it ended up shipping with UPS; not a big deal. I had no trouble setting up my new dryer with the indoor vent I purchased for it. Closing its door and setting its timer starts the machine; there’s no need to push another button. Once started, the machine runs and finishes quietly, with no obnoxious buzzer. The exhaust vent makes more noise than the dryer’s motor. It seems, though, that someone installed the rubber-footed leveling legs before packing the dryer for shipment. Later, it seems, someone dropped the box, slightly crunching the front, left-hand corner of the machine. Finding the dryer still working properly, I decided to keep it, wishing to remind anyone who handled and carried this item, please, be more careful and let me do any assembly required. Thank you so much.

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Becky ForbusReviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025

I ordered this last year. And I have to say that I have absolutely NO regrets!! This small compact dryer is amazing! It dryers my clothes quickly is quiet and is perfect!! I have to give this dryer a STRONG 10… I would absolutely purchase this dryer again and again ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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QiuanaReviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025

I love my portable dryer, doesn't take a long time to dry the clothes. I just needed to buy a ventilation kit and it's been working great! I was nervous about the size but it is perfect for me. I got the 2.7 cu.

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Greig ParryReviewed in Canada on November 21, 2024

Excellent Product ... Amazing dryer ... we use this in our RV ... perfect size ... nice and quiet ... dries all our clothes with no issues at all ... recommend 100%.

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JOSÉ EMILIO LAGUNA MARTÍNEZReviewed in Mexico on August 11, 2023

El producto cumple con lo que se estaba buscando. Es más silenciosa de lo que esperaba.

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AudreyReviewed in Canada on September 2, 2024

Click to play video I've just received my tumble dryer, and I'm so happy, it's perfect! Not too big, very functional and efficient, perfect for the little ones.

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Berenice MendozaReviewed in Mexico on May 13, 2025

A mi me encanta la verdad😍 saca de apuros en días de lluvia. Súper fácil de limpias filtros🫶🏻

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Thom B.Reviewed in Canada on March 7, 2023

I've been rack-drying my laundry for the past couple of years - and quite happily, even if it did take a long time and took up a lot of space - so this is like super-luxury for me. Now that I have it, I don't know how I lived with out it, to be honest. It's much bigger than I pictured, even though I knew the measurements - consequently now i have to find a better place for it. Don't misunderstand - i'm thrilled, just a little taken aback by the size. I mean, when I saw the box it came in and that poor Amazon Delivery fellow struggling down my hallway with it, I thought maybe I'd ordered the wrong one. I could fit inside that box, and i'm a pretty big guy. Any way, size concerns out of the way, it's amazing. I love it. I did a "test" dry of five t-shirts, six pairs of underwear, and four pairs of socks and it took just under an hour. That may sound like a long time, but unless you're sitting watching it spin, it goes by pretty fast - and it's MUCH faster than drying on a rack. As for noise - it made noise, but nothing I found terribly irritating, just regular white noise, and with my headphones on I didn't hear a thing. One less star for ease of use - only because it took me a minute to realize what the "universal" symbols on the "auto-sense" feature meant. I had the option between O and _ . After reading the manual, I now know that O (obviously, apparently) stands for "ON". For ECO mode there's a Leaf and a T-Shirt which I figured out pretty quickly, but for some reason O and _ had me stumped. Let this be my gift to you all - O means ON. TLDR: It's bigger than you might realize unless you're good at visualizing sizes (clearly I'm not) and while the buttons may mildly confuse a cabbage-brain like mine, this is a fantastic machine and I love it to bits.