Is this scale waterproof? My bathroom is very small and I would like to store and use it in my shower.
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Yes. It sure is =] it works well over all i love it. its kinda big but its worth it
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It is not really waterproof and you wouldn't want to submerge it in water. It may be ok to get a little water on it, but there are no seals to keep water from getting to the batteries and circuit board.
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I'm not sure if it's technically waterproof but my bathroom is way tiny and it works great hope that helps
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First, let me say that I love this scale. It serves by needs perfectly. The spout on the bowl is great for those soft foods or liquids you may want to weigh. Secondly, my product arrived well packaged and was clean. I did the standard "wash" cause it's new and before using, then used it. However, I do not put in the dishwasher. I cannot attest that if there were issues, they have been addressed and fixed, but would hope so. I'd take my chances you can always return with a note. Ardis, DesMoines, IA
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I doubt it is waterproof. Some of the flaws are faux but it does not look tight. I use it to hold remotes and coasters so I don't even put wet items directly on it
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I've had this model scale for a number of years now. I've pushed it with my foot into a corner (wall and bathtub) so it wouldn't be in the way lots of times. I have not had anything to happen to the scales. I'm in my 70's so I take my foot to move it out of the corner and back into the corner. I have no answer as to why your scale shattered. I just know my experience.
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I received my scale with no problems, I even dropped the display and it still works! (I finally decided to hang it on the wall so I would not keep dropping it) But I don't see where I had to wet my feet and it still works fine with dry feet... I have another Fat Analyzer scale and they are within .01% of each other, so I think they are pretty accurate. Maybe you got a lemon one... mine only takes a few seconds.
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Yes, I use mine in the shower; However you should not submerge it in water.
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I threw the box away so I don't know if its officially waterproof but I've been using it in the shower without a problem.. I mean I wouldn't suggest submerging it but a splash here and there doesn't hurt it. I ways make sure to dry it off after as well. Hope that helps.
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The bottom has a layer of a rubber-like substance which can handle normal bathroom moisture. I think it would be fine on a shelf in the shower.
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Sorry, I can't give good opinion on this particular scale as mine arrived defective and I returned it. I have an older scale with tempered glass and have had no problems with it however it is glass so if you are knocking things about you might have to get an old fashioned metal scale.
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it is definitely waterproof. I use in the shower and have a bag of about 15 lbs of children's toys handing in a net bag from it.
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Hi,I am sorry for the delay in answering your question. The scale was given as a gift so I asked the recipient who did not know but who said the scale was easy to clean.I would recommend contacting the company.I might also use a container to measure an item while subtracting the container's weight.Take care.Karen
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Hi. I'm not familiar with the requirements of the WW scales. But anytime you want an accurate reading, getting on barefoot is the best option. I would imagine this is why the instructions insist that you don't get on with wet feet. The scale bed is glass and slippery when wet.
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We keep the scale in a bathroom with only a tub and not a shower. We have no problem with humidity.
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That's where I keep mine and it hasn't seemed to have any deleterious effects on it. If you can use it in the shower I don't see why it can't be stored in the bathroom.
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Yes, that is what I found. I have a small bathroom and don't have the room to leave the scale out; so it is stored on edge next to the cabinet. With the Tap-to-zero scale this replaced, this was never as issue and weighing took 15-20 secs. With the MIRA Instant On I have to:-step on and wait until the scale settles and flashes-step off and wait until the display is off-then re-weigh myself.I consistently see a 1-6 lb difference between the two readings. The scale is consistent after that...until it is stored back on edge. Perhaps not what it was designed to do, and the reason why I didn't return it. I don't know your application and I have not tested moving it from one flat place to another. Good luck. Yes, that is what I found. I have a small bathroom and don't have the room to leave the scale out; so it is stored on edge next to the cabinet. With the Tap-to-zero scale this replaced, this was never as issue and weighing took 15-20 secs. With the MIRA Instant On I have to:-step on and wait until the scale settles and flashes-step off and wait until the display is off-then re-weigh myself.I consistently see a 1-6 lb difference between the two readings. The scale is consistent after that...until it is stored back on edge. Perhaps not what it was designed to do,... » Read More Yes, that is what I found. I have a small bathroom and don't have the room to leave the scale out; so it is stored on edge next to the cabinet. With the Tap-to-zero scale this replaced, this was never as issue and weighing took 15-20 secs. With the MIRA Instant On I have to:-step on and wait until the scale settles and flashes-step off and wait until the display is off-then re-weigh myself.I consistently see a 1-6 lb difference between the two readings. The scale is consistent after that...until it is stored back on edge. Perhaps not what it was designed to do, and the reason why I didn't return it. I don't know your application and I have not tested moving it from one flat place to another. Good luck. « Show Less
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I wouldn't put it in water. It is an inexpensive little item that is just bare bones and doesn't look waterproof to me.
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Yes. It shouldnt be submerged in a tub or a sink full of water but it is ok to use in a shower.