Does it also go negative? For example, if I have a bowl with food in it and tare it, then remove some of the food, does it show a negative number?
1709725
I really want to know what kind of mad science you are doing that requires you to measure negative weights.
1709726
Not had this happen. Did you place the bowl on the scale first, then tare to reach 0, then add food? My experience has been, once tared the bowl is out of the weighing process. You can add and subtract food and it doesn't register a negative number.
1709727
Yes. If you leave a bowl with food on the scale, tare it and remove some food, the scale does show a negative number.
1709728
Good question - I just tried exactly what you described and, yes, it does go negative.
1709729
Not sure I understand your question but if you put the bowl on the scale you can zero it out then add food to get an accurate measurement. Hope this helps
1709730
haven't tried this yet. I believe it doesn't show a negative but does show the new weight of the stuff left on the scale.
452663
Yes it does. I just put a can with a spoon in it on the scale, zeroed it out, and then removed the spoon. The scale showed the weight of the spoon in a negative number with a minus sign. What a great idea, I will surely use this technique!
287527
Yes, if you tare the weight with something on the scale and then take it off, it will tell you the negative weight. (Negative weight meaning what the object on the scale weighted, before taring the scale back to 0.)
1944709
Funny I don't see that on mine. .. only shows up if I remove a container after tare has been set. If you are seeing this with nothing on the scale, hit tare and see if it goes away. If not you may have a defective unit.
1111461
It doesn't say on the bowl either way. I'd ask the seller/manufacturer. Sorry.
466433
My experience has been that it was my oven that was wrong, not the thermometer! My food came out much better and the way it was supposed to when I followed this thermometer rather than the temperature reading on my oven's display!!! Hope that answer helps... good luck!
1458544
Hi Alexandra-When you pull the test strip out of the package just dip it into the cup for 3 seconds. The stick should be turning a light purple color. If you have 2 lines it means its positive. If you have one line then it is negative. You said you had no lines so that means the test was inconclusive. I would try again. You might have gotten a bad stick. As for the cups, I just bought a pack of 100 cheap disposable cups for $15-$18. I hope this helps & if you have any other questions just let me know.
1205040
Technically, no you can not- the weight adjust adding or removing any weight. But I did have this issue..I found a work around. Weigh the item, hit the tare button with the item still on, it will zero out. When you remove the item, you will have a negative number which is basically the weight...without the negative of course. Hope that makes sense!!
2151084
You press the button and it goes to zero. If you are using another container other than the bowl that comes with it, after setting the container on the scale you press the button to zero and then the only thing weighed is the contents.
449526
no, it doesn't automatically do anything.I would say that if negative is reversed it have to be flipped over so the shiny side of negative or slide faces up. there is also a option in the menu to flip the image if needed.
1051645
I have tried it with multiple different size plates and bowls and it works great. Just put the container on the scale, hit the tare button and it zeroes the scale. Then add your food and you will get the correct weight of the food. Additionally, the bowl is of sufficient quality and size that it has become the bowl for which I reach most often.
1654823
My No!No! signals that its tip needs replaced in the digital display: now, even when the display cycles to show 1 "bar" rather than 3, my fine hairs are still readily "fried"... and my heavy hair needs a fresh tip for good "frying," however. Watch your digital display, it tells you a lot as it cycles through the displays (have to read the instructions, too, unfortunately!)
1695179
yes, it will show 0 once you place the bowl on and hit the calibrated button again.
1116347
Turn on the instrument, put the cylinder on the scale and press the zero button. Now, it reads the amount of weight lost as you put in the refrigerant. You do not enter any specific setting. If you wanted a tare weight, turn on the unit, zero it and then place the cylinder on the scale. You now have a tare weight. Not good for anything, but you have it.
152020
Yes no problem, however it starts at 125 degs, so it won,t read until it reaches that temp. Of course most foods if not all don,t get cooked before at least 350 degs so no problem.
165762
Haven't tried that, but I would guess it doesn't. The Reading is sensitive to any changes as if you were adding or removing ingredients. But if you use the TARE button, when you remove the box you'll have a negative Reading- that's the box's weight
2025946
This scale does 1 gram increments, and can be cleaned with water (but not immersed). You put a dish or bowl on it and the scale automatically zeros the tare weight. You then add the food to be weighed. No need to wash the scale - you wash the dish.