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Does anyone know how accurate the Wii scale is? Because it says I lost 16 lbs in the last 6 weeks.
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sycor
Jun 18 '10, 11:59
When compared with my doctor's scale.
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Is it on carpet or solid floor? -- nm
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JaxSean
Jun 18, 12:02
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solid -- nm
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sycor
Jun 18, 12:13
The Wii scale is wildly unreliable, sorry.
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David
Jun 18, 12:00
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good to know. I thought that 16 seems a little high. sure I'm a notch tighter on my belt but still... -- nm
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sycor
Jun 18, 12:07
Unless you recently lost an appendage in a farm accident, I wouldn't trust the Wii. -- nm
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Dr.Vermin is dead.
Jun 18, 12:00
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...to match reality anyway. I think it's good at being consistent. -- nm
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Dr.Vermin is dead.
Jun 18, 12:01
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i agree. i use it all the time and in terms of loss or gain it's pretty consistent -- nm
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Andie
Jun 18, 12:02
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I agree. You have to make sure to stand on it the same way each day, though. -- nm
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David
Jun 18, 12:02
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yep, and on a hard floor. -- nm
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Andie
Jun 18, 12:06
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