Best Scales for weight gain?

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jetsetterteex
jetsetterteex Posts: 15 Member
in Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
hi I'm currently trying to gain weight and I was wondering if a scale has to do with the TRUE results of your weight gain? I currently use a conair thinner scale & I hate it! One minute it says I'm 118 then the minute after I step on it again it says I'm 116,I don't think the scale is accurate. What's a good scale to purchase for weighing your self?

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  • pbryd
    pbryd Posts: 364 Member
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    I'm using my girlfriends weight watchers bathroom scales.

    I weigh myself every morning, which helps set my frame of mind for the rest of the day.

    With a month's worth of daily measurements, I use a spreadsheet to give a monthly average.
  • klrenn
    klrenn Posts: 245 Member
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    what surface do you have the scale on? do you move it often?
  • jetsetterteex
    jetsetterteex Posts: 15 Member
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    It's usually on the floor in my room or the spare room next to mine. I only recently moved it to my room yesterday. My floors in both room are flat wooded
  • jetsetterteex
    jetsetterteex Posts: 15 Member
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    Does the weight watchers scale work?
  • psuLemon
    psuLemon Posts: 38,412 MFP Moderator
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    Have you replaced the batteries?

    Otherwise I love ozeri products.
  • pbryd
    pbryd Posts: 364 Member
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    jetsetterteex wrote: »
    Does the weight watchers scale work?

    Yes they're very good, they weigh me a pound under my old scales. So you're never going to get something totally exact.

    Which is why I think of best to weigh every day and take an average.
  • Wheelhouse15
    Wheelhouse15 Posts: 5,575 Member
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    Any scale with a strain gauge rather than spring should be good enough.
  • jetsetterteex
    jetsetterteex Posts: 15 Member
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    pbryd wrote: »
    jetsetterteex wrote: »
    Does the weight watchers scale work?

    Yes they're very good, they weigh me a pound under my old scales. So you're never going to get something totally exact.

    Which is why I think of best to weigh every day and take an average.

    This is the scale I use
  • jetsetterteex
    jetsetterteex Posts: 15 Member
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    It's a conair scale
  • jetsetterteex
    jetsetterteex Posts: 15 Member
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  • jetsetterteex
    jetsetterteex Posts: 15 Member
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