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reenakainth
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Hi All
I have bought salter scales from argos £30 but they are so rubbish..this is my third set of scales - they dont read correctly.. the reading are out big time...my real weight is abt 68kg but it tells me im 34kg to 48 kg to 2.2 kg....
its bloody annoying...
i go to boots every saturday to weight myself but its gona be expensve...can anyone suggest a set of scales that is really accurate ....one i can measure myseld on in the morning without clothes one !"""
I have bought salter scales from argos £30 but they are so rubbish..this is my third set of scales - they dont read correctly.. the reading are out big time...my real weight is abt 68kg but it tells me im 34kg to 48 kg to 2.2 kg....
its bloody annoying...
i go to boots every saturday to weight myself but its gona be expensve...can anyone suggest a set of scales that is really accurate ....one i can measure myseld on in the morning without clothes one !"""
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I had the same question a few weeks ago because mine at home died. From what people say on here, the heart-o-meter scale work good and are accurate. I bought one and compared it to the one at work (a doctors office) and it was only 1.2lbs off. They are not expensive and so far so good.0
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