When do you weigh yourself? Do you always try to do same time of day? Same kind of clothes? Shoes or no shoes?

Just curious!

I weigh myself every morning at home, after going to the bathroom and before getting dressed.

For my "official" weekly weigh-in, I go to a WW meeting. I try to wear the same pants and a light-weight shirt, socks but no shoes.

I weigh myself every morning after I get up. Even though I check daily, my official weigh-in is Monday morning. I usually wear the same type of shorts and t-shirt to bed but I don't think those make that big of a difference when I weigh myself.

Oh I have never ever worn clothes on a scale if I could help it. I feel sorry for my scale if it has eyes.... Haha. I usually weigh myself every morning. I tried to only do it once a week, but I don't have a whole lot else goin on to distract me, so every day it is.

I weigh in the morning after I wake up and use the bathroom. We have a scale in each bathroom, one analog one digital, but I get on both. Sometimes they don't match up so great. My pjs are usually lightweight so I keep my clothes on, but if I'm wearing some thick sweatpants or something I will take them off and weigh again.

Sunday morning, birthday suit. Luckily the only person I live with is my cat, so she has to deal with it. The numbers are so high, I don't want anything that may add to it.
I have heard it is best to weigh yourself in the morning, about 15 mins after you wake up, before you have a shower.

Just randomly anytime during the day when I dont mind seeing the huge number on the scale!

first thing in the am in my birthday clothes though, i've noticed i'm lightest around noon (i was down to 176.5 about 10 minutes ago, whereas i was 179.5 at 5:30 when i get up)

Morning, after using the bathroom, before getting anything to eat or drink, completely naked in the bathroom. On days I remember to do it. Sometimes that's a Monday, sometimes that's an everyday.

I am keeping a graph, the idea is the average total, not the daily. It's nice to see a downward pattern, high slopes are great as well!