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why does my bathroom scale give me different result in differnt parts of the floor?
i weight myself in one part of the bathroom and then move the scale 2 feet to the right left and other places and it gives me a different weight. its a big difference. how do i get a accurate weight result?
5 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You need an absolute flat surface, because in bathrooms, most likely, the floor is not evened out. It's best to get like.. a wooden board or something, and place it on the floor and try. Weight is affected by your body mass, and by gravity, so if it's going down on a certain angle, then of course your weight is going to be funky.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
This happens to me sometimes. What u want to do is try a flat surface where the floor is leveled out. Maybe the surface of your floor ur using is uneven. Hopes this helps
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Check whether your floor is uneven and the scale's legs are all on the floor. It is also important for many scales to have the same position of your body, both feet firm on the scale.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Your floor is probably uneven...put it on a flat surface and keep it there.
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