Accurate scale?
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I have a really, really crappy scale. It measures my 10 pound handweight as 17 pounds one day and 7 the next. As a result, I haven't weighed myself since I started my journey. I'm four weeks in, and even though I'm down a size in jeans, I have bloated days when I honestly feel like I haven't lost at all. Sometimes I feel like having something like a number would be helpful.
Can anyone recommend me an excellent scale?
Can anyone recommend me an excellent scale?
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I bought Biggest Loser scales from Target a couple of weeks ago for $29, they have been very accurate.0
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I have one that is called " Thinner" ! It weighs very accurate! I can weigh myself then drink a cup of water and it weighs how much I drank!0
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Check out costco if you have a membership, they usually have a good scale or two for under $50.0
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I am having the exact same problem with my scales. 1 minute it says I weigh something & then I get on again just to reconfirm & it says I'm up or down anywhere from 1-5kgs! They aren't very old & I paid a decent amount from them. I think I am going to step away from the digital scales, they are too dodgy. Back to the old non digital. Maybe get some non digital 1's??0
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I need a new scale as well. The thing is I have to move my scale. We have one bathroom and my 3 and 3 year old swear the scale is a trampoline (IE... how my last digital scale broke). DO your scales tend to be accurate if you move them once a week from, say, the closet to the floor?0
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I am having the exact same problem with my scales. 1 minute it says I weigh something & then I get on again just to reconfirm & it says I'm up or down anywhere from 1-5kgs! They aren't very old & I paid a decent amount from them. I think I am going to step away from the digital scales, they are too dodgy. Back to the old non digital. Maybe get some non digital 1's??
I totally agree. I spent a lot of money on some good digital "weight watchers" ones that also record body composition and they are all over the place. I tried replacing the batteries and it makes no difference. I want to go back to old fashioned ones. I think they are much better.0
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