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hevs10593 · 01/09/2014 09:40

I'm just wondering if anyone who weighs themselves at home knows of any decent scales. I'd preferably like ones that weigh In stones/lbs and I would like it if they weighed to the half pound. My scales weigh to the whole lb but sometimes jump between two whole lbs before settling on the highest, sometimes I feel like I might have lost half but my scales just round it up

I've been healthy eating for a month and last week started WW I only want to lose a stone and finding it's coming off slow. I've lost half a stone so I'm half way there!!

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richteaaddict · 09/09/2014 15:23

ww do scales of their own and can get them from argos (or could) how have you got on this last week with weight loss

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Redglitter · 09/09/2014 15:41

I'd recommend Salter Scales. I've tried several sets of WW scales in the past and they've been rubbish

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evertonmint · 09/09/2014 17:37

I have salter scales which can be kg or stones. They weigh to the nearest 1/8th of a lb!

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hevs10593 · 10/09/2014 22:08

Thanks. I've bought some salter scales and they weigh to the 1/4lb which is good. I weighed in on Sunday and I've lost a pound and half, 9 pound all together. I think I'll have gained this week, I had to go to a meal which I pp with the eat out book but I also had a chocolate or two tonight because I couldn't resist. Now I feel guilty!

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bigpaws · 11/09/2014 05:18

I have the Salter scales. They are fantastic. Also, remember to weigh yourself at the same time of day. I only weigh myself first thing in the morning. By evening, I can weigh 3lb heavier.

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hevs10593 · 12/09/2014 09:21

Monday morning is my weigh in day. I got on this morn to find that I've stuck which isn't too bad but I'll see on Monday