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List Price: $719.95 With Deal: $353.31 Details You save: $366.64 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Washers For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy 2.1 cu.ft. Topload Compact Washer, please see: Happy!!! Great product!!! Great service! Fast delivery! Had to buy a little adapter because my faucet was too small, but it was less than $5. Very happy with product! My clothes finally smell truly fresh and clean and not like some stinky laundromat funk! Can't think how I ever lived without it! You have the option for hot and cold hook ups if you're attaching it to separate faucets, but if you only have one main faucet, it works just as well. It's gigantic inside too! And once you get the hang of the back wheels, it actually is quite maneuverable and moves easily around corners, stays straight on hallways...Love it!

See Products Related To 2.1 cu.ft. Topload Compact Washer: Magic Chef 800rpm spin cycle. Electronic controls with LED display. Stainless steel inner tub with steel cabinet. Six programs and six water level selections. Status lights with cycle end signal. 3D waterfall and filter. Auto restart and auto shut off. Air dry and tub clean features. Detergent dispenser. Two water inlets. 2.1 cu ft. capacity. Weight: 143.07 lbs.. Great solution for apartment living!!! I owned this washer for about 6 months, and it has served me well. I do about 3 large loads of laundry per week, and it gets my clothes really clean. I can stuff a queen-sized comforter or fleece in here as well. This is a better solution than hauling clothes back and forth from the laundromat or hauling it to my mom's. I expect this to pay for itself by the time I owned it for a year with the money I don't spend on gas. Not having a laundry hookup in my apartment, I hook this up to the kitchen sink and let it drain back into the kitchen sink. If you go this route, you will need a Y-connector to join the two inlet hoses to the kitchen faucet (make sure you unscrew the aerator first, though). For noise concerns, this machine does run quietly, even when I sent my sneakers through in a load with Oxiclean. The sound/noise level of the wash/spin cycles is comparable to a fan running on high, and the beeping noise is comparable to the end cooking time notification a microwave...

Great solution for apartment living!!! I owned this washer for about 6 months, and it has served me well. I do about 3 large loads of laundry per week, and it gets my clothes really clean. I can stuff a queen-sized comforter or fleece in here as well. This is a better solution than hauling clothes back and forth from the laundromat or hauling it to my mom's. I expect this to pay for itself by the time I owned it for a year with the money I don't spend on gas. Not having a laundry hookup in my apartment, I hook this up to the kitchen sink and let it drain back into the kitchen sink. If you go this route, you will need a Y-connector to join the two inlet hoses to the kitchen faucet (make sure you unscrew the aerator first, though). For noise concerns, this machine does run quietly, even when I sent my sneakers through in a load with Oxiclean. The sound/noise level of the wash/spin cycles is comparable to a fan running on high, and the beeping noise is comparable to the end cooking time notification a microwave...