Well, after much deliberation, I decided I've lost 2.5lbs this week. I should probably explain...
Basically, I weighed myself and scales said STS. I frowned, let them zero and then got back on them again- that gave me the -2.5lb reading.
Now the reason for this, I think, is that my scales are tucked away, upright, during the week, and when I want to weigh I have to put them on the wooden lid of the washing bin to get an accurate reading. When I bought the scales, it said that if you have to move the scales from one single spot, you should zero them first, then step on again to get an accurate reading.
That's what I did. I even tried shaking them about, getting back on, trying the reading then (STS) and then zeroing them (-2.5lbs). I then kept them flat and moved them to different places around the room, and in the next room, and the weight stayed at -2.5 at each place.
I think this sounds right though, what do you all think? I figure if I've zeroed them and got the same result in different places, then that should be ok?
When I explained the zeroing thing to my OH, he said: "Well if it's good enough for physicists, it should be good enough for you". Cos apparently, they zero their scales everytime to get an accurate reading for experiments etc.
Sorry that was rather ranty/rambly. Do I sound like a nutcase?
Clairebear xxx