weirdest scale results
ntatbeeq
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i have come across very weird scale results and need u people's guidance with tat.
today i grabed my scale to to measure my weight and to my shock when i measure myself by placing scale on a carpet it was 66 kg and when i re-measured my weight by placing the same scale on floor of the same room , the scale showed 64kg weight
So what could be possible reasons for difference readings on a same scale at the same time but with different surfaces i.e. one time on carpeted floor other time floor with no carpet.
today i grabed my scale to to measure my weight and to my shock when i measure myself by placing scale on a carpet it was 66 kg and when i re-measured my weight by placing the same scale on floor of the same room , the scale showed 64kg weight
So what could be possible reasons for difference readings on a same scale at the same time but with different surfaces i.e. one time on carpeted floor other time floor with no carpet.
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A scale has to sit even. Putting it on carpet it is not even. If your floor has a slight slant it will not read correctly either.. The way best to gage your weight loss is to keep it in the same spot. That way even if it is a bit off from say the doctors office, it can still show how much you have lost.0
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i have come across very weird scale results and need u people's guidance with tat.
today i grabed my scale to to measure my weight and to my shock when i measure myself by placing scale on a carpet it was 66 kg and when i re-measured my weight by placing the same scale on floor of the same room , the scale showed 64kg weight
So what could be possible reasons for difference readings on a same scale at the same time but with different surfaces i.e. one time on carpeted floor other time floor with no carpet.
There ya go, different surfaces, always weigh yourself at the same time, in the same (or lack of) attire and ON THE SAME PLACE.
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This is normal. Never weigh yourself on carpet for the reasons already given. Scales are designed to work on a hard surface!0
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It should always be on a solid surface. Keep it on the floor for accurate reading.0
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so what do u all suggest???should i believe on hard surface readin which is 64 kg or carpeted surface reading which is 66 kg??0
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Go for hard surface I'd say. It's how the scale was designed to be used. I also had a similar experience this week. Made me feel really good for a while until I googled it... :laugh:0
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so what do u all suggest???should i believe on hard surface readin which is 64 kg or carpeted surface reading which is 66 kg??
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so what do u all suggest???should i believe on hard surface readin which is 64 kg or carpeted surface reading which is 66 kg??
Didn't you read the replies?
I read all replies but askind this because 64KG would make me die with happiness as all MFPs can understand how does it feel to loosse 2 KG0 -
so what do u all suggest???should i believe on hard surface readin which is 64 kg or carpeted surface reading which is 66 kg??
Didn't you read the replies?
I read all replies but askind this because 64KG would make me die with happiness as all MFPs can understand how does it feel to loosse 2 KG0
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