Impact On Weighing Scale
evangemz90
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Why does wearing different clothing but weighing at the same time impact the number on the scale.
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Your clothes also have a weight, some are heavier than others. This is why some people prefer to weigh in naked because the weight of your clothes will vary daily.0
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Clothes are not weightless.........1
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evangemz90 wrote: »Why does wearing different clothing but weighing at the same time impact the number on the scale.
Some clothing weighs more. My summer PJ's are light & short sleeved. But winter PJ's are a bit heavier. That's what I weigh in everyday......it's not worth anything to change clothes for a weigh in. I am comparing day 1 to day 2 to day 3 etc. I am looking for TRENDS. The scale is just one number and it fluctuates wildly. Perhaps you had a high sodium day, or you haven't pooped (TMI).....all of these things effect the scale.
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evangemz90 wrote: »It surely cannot be that much of an impact.
A scale allows you to measure exactly how much impact it is. Weigh yourself clothed and then weigh yourself naked.
The difference is literally a measurement of the impact.3 -
Try not to weigh with clothes on.0
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My PJs and a bra can add 0.5-1. If you're thinking an erroneous weigh in is due to clothing then either wear the same thing or nothing to weigh in. I weigh in naked every morning.
But as has been said, fluctuations are normal. Some people fluctuate within a couple of pounds, others 5-10. You have to try to view the numbers as small data points that make up a much broader picture.0 -
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evangemz90 wrote: »Why does wearing different clothing but weighing at the same time impact the number on the scale.
Lol...really?0 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »evangemz90 wrote: »Why does wearing different clothing but weighing at the same time impact the number on the scale.
Lol...really?
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Is real?
I think jeans and a sweater weigh more than a nightshirt and a pair of panties...I think.0 -
I never really thought my clothes weighed much. Then yesterday I weighed myself wearing just a tank top and undies, then right away I took them off and weighed again. The difference was 0.5 lbs. For JUST a tank top and undies.
Clothes actually make a real difference.0
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