Weight on the Scale

The number is irrelevant...any scale you step on is going to give you a slightly different number because all scales are going to be calibrated slightly differently. Pick one and track the trend...the trend is what is important, the number is just a number.

ETA: you also need to weigh in at roughly the same time and under the same conditions. You're going to weigh more later in the day because presumably you will have eaten food and taken in beverage, etc...those things have mass and thus weight and that weight shows up on the scale. Not to mention, you are accumulating waste in your system. This is why most people weigh themselves first thing in the AM after they've taken care of business and before they've really consumed any food or beverage...and also naked...you don't need to weigh your clothes...they have nothing to do with your body weight or your BF% or anything.