[tiffany0809]

I used to weigh in using the digital scale at work. I never felt like it was accurate because its old and tons of people use it every day. I bought myself a decent scale a few weeks ago (also digital) and it's about 4-5 lbs lower than the one at work. We have another office with yet another digital scale and that one gives me yet another number. How do I know my "real" weight or should I just not worry about it and just track if I'm up or down?? It's driving me crazy!!!

[Tuca125]

I will just stick whit one scale..... let say the one that you have at home.

I do WI at my WW mettings and at home but the only one I track is the one at home.

[beerab]

Yeah every scale will be slightly different- specially if they aren't calibrated routinely.

I'd stick with one.

[CLCSC145]

I agree, stick with one scale. You'll drive yourself nuts trying to compare them!

[ennay]

Yup. stick with one scale. It is worth one morning getting on and off the scale several times to assure that it is repeatable. I used to have one that would flip all over the place. (One day, just to test the scale. Beyond that is just scale madness)

[Sanna Maria]

I only use one as well, just a cheap digital one. I just found my diary from 10 years ago when I used to work at a factory (summer job) and it was pretty funny to read a bit where I was talking about my weight, it said something like "today I weighed myself on the pallet scale and probably I weigh 138lb, because I reckon my steel cap safety shoes and clothes must weigh around 5lb". I did consistently use only that pallet scale though and lost about 6lb through manual labour

[srmb60]

I did this in the beginning. Drove myself around the bend! Between a couple of different scales, I could convince myself I'd lost like 7 lbs in one week

I got a digital scale. I keep it on the same tile on the bathroom floor. I get out of bed, void and step on. Just once! And that is my official weight for the day.