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Weighing Scales
- Thread starter Hope H
- Start date
CornCrazy
What's one more???
I have a digital scale...
from Wal-Mart (in the kitchen accessories dept). It was around $30.00. It is a decent scale. The only thing I don't like is that it is only battery operated. The ones I've found that are not battery operated, cost from $50 up. I have had mine since March or April and I have not had to change the batteries, yet. It was a good investment, I think.
from Wal-Mart (in the kitchen accessories dept). It was around $30.00. It is a decent scale. The only thing I don't like is that it is only battery operated. The ones I've found that are not battery operated, cost from $50 up. I have had mine since March or April and I have not had to change the batteries, yet. It was a good investment, I think.