Taylor Precision Products Textured Herringbone Review

I love Taylor scales. Good quality. The weight takes a while to hit and adjust. Keep clean and without water it will last a long time. Simple battery and very nice design. looks expensive

Dad bought us an unusual scale. and I don't like it. I can not read. .So when I saw it, I jumped at the chance to try it. It looked reasonably priced and the numbers looked great. I wasn't sure about "thin glass" but it says it can hold 440 pounds and I'm far from it! The little girl entered and was delighted at the large number. I don't understand which key to press for "her profile". I don't like it when I breathe, the numbers seem to "jump". but I am conscious of my weight. It looks great in

Our old scale gave different readings every time we stepped on it, so it's time for a new one. This Taylor Precision scale is modern, good looking and understated. Our old scale was nifty: it could be set to store a reading history for up to 4 people, and it could also be set to zero, which might tempt you to cheat by setting it lower. We have never used these functions. We just want to sit down and check the result. These glass scales take care of that. No complicated settings, just your…

This is a review: Taylor Precision Products Taylor Glass Textured Coat Herringbone Design Digital Bathroom Scale. I am very happy with this scale. I took it to my doctor's appointment and it's calibrated correctly. I checked it 2 times. Each time I weighed myself the same as the one in his office. It looks stylish and modern and doesn't detract from the decor of the room when left open plan. On the other hand, the profile is such that it can easily slide under a table or floating toilet. It's…

we used a smaller digital scale than this one and it's odd how much more comfortable it gets to step on a scale that's 1.2 inches wider than this Taylor scale (12.2 inches vs. 11 customs at the other). Simple device that requires you to insert 3 AAA batteries (included) and place it on the floor. Step forward until the number lights up, then step back until you get "0,0". This will calibrate the scale and you're good to go. It is measured in 0.2lb increments. There are Kilos and Stone (Hello…