Weighed and found lacking? A Brief History of Bathroom Scales

Weighed and found lacking? A Brief History of Bathroom Scales

Humans love to measure things, for example temperature, time, distance and calorie intake. Increasingly, we have discovered new ways to apply these measurements to our own bodies. New technologies have allowed us to collect this data more precisely than before and also, perhaps more importantly, to have these measurements available at all times. “Worrying” about our body has become second nature to us so much that we may not even realize how much of our time revolves around tracking ourselves. Every January, magazines, websites, and social media outdo each other in giving weight-loss advice and fueling a guilty conscience. So we are forced to consider working on our “beach body” for the summer. Starting a diet, working out, getting in…» Read More

The 8 Best Bathroom Scales of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

The 14 Best Bathroom Scales of 2024, Tested by Editors

The 10 Best Bathroom Scales of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

3 Ways to Find the Weight of an Object Without a Scale - wikiHow

Featuring a large, easy to read dial, this useful Mechanical Scale from Salter features imperial and metric measures of up to 133 KG. Despite the

Salter 484 WHDR Magnified Mechanical Scales, 133 KG Maximum Capacity, Compact Design, Magnifying Lens, Bathroom, Easy to Read Dial, Cushioned, No

Digital Scale Vs. Analog: Which Should You Buy?

The History of the Weighing Scales Weighing Balances through the Ages

Best smart scales in 2024

The 10 Best Bathroom Scales of 2024, Tested and Reviewed

Are You Weighing Yourself Correctly?

Cheeky Bathroom Scales: 8 Fun Ways to Weigh In

5 Rules to Weighing Yourself — and When to Ditch the Scale