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Re: Weight Watchers Scales (Bathroom)
« Reply #15 on: April 10, 2008, 01:17:11 PM »
I was going to ask why you were going to buy a special scale then, but then I see that it records your weight relative to your goal weight. Personally, I would only want one if you could hook it up to computer and make a pretty graph with it. If I wanted to keep a simple record of my weight, I would just write it down or type it into a spreadsheet, but I guess I am a Luddite.


Re: Weight Watchers Scales (Bathroom)
« Reply #16 on: April 10, 2008, 01:21:32 PM »
I was going to ask why you were going to buy a special scale then, but then I see that it records your weight relative to your goal weight. Personally, I would only want one if you could hook it up to computer and make a pretty graph with it. If I wanted to keep a simple record of my weight, I would just write it down or type it into a spreadsheet, but I guess I am a Luddite.

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Re: Weight Watchers Scales (Bathroom)
« Reply #17 on: April 16, 2008, 06:25:43 PM »
I was going to ask why you were going to buy a special scale then, but then I see that it records your weight relative to your goal weight. Personally, I would only want one if you could hook it up to computer and make a pretty graph with it. If I wanted to keep a simple record of my weight, I would just write it down or type it into a spreadsheet, but I guess I am a Luddite.

If I can outsource record keeping to my scale, I'm happy to do it. :)

I had a Tanita digital in the U.S. like Meg and I have a Tanita digital here and I like it. The one I have now also shows Body Fat Percentage and while I don't think it's very accurate but it is consistent, so I mainly use it to track changes. That way I know if the BFP starts inching up, even if the weight is steady I need to rethink my diet or my exercise (assuming I ever do any. :D)

How often do you gals/guys weigh yourself?
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Re: Weight Watchers Scales (Bathroom)
« Reply #18 on: April 16, 2008, 06:29:54 PM »
How often do you gals/guys weigh yourself?

I do WW, so once a week.  I really like the scale I bought.  It's pretty accurate (I found the mechanical one was not)  I have not used all the features, and not sure I will, but as far as a digital scale it's pretty good.


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Re: Weight Watchers Scales (Bathroom)
« Reply #19 on: April 16, 2008, 06:33:53 PM »
I do WW, so once a week.  I really like the scale I bought.  It's pretty accurate (I found the mechanical one was not)  I have not used all the features, and not sure I will, but as far as a digital scale it's pretty good.

I'd rather have digital if only cause I'm blind as a bat first thing in the morning even with glasses, so it's nice to step on, get weighed and then step off to bend down and look. Hard to do that on the other kind. :)
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Re: Weight Watchers Scales (Bathroom)
« Reply #20 on: April 16, 2008, 06:34:41 PM »
I'd rather have digital if only cause I'm blind as a bat first thing in the morning even with glasses, so it's nice to step on, get weighed and then step off to bend down and look. Hard to do that on the other kind. :)

Could not agree more!!! ;D


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