Digital scales

[swishers]

Just as some input I recently bought some digital scales to measure out the ingredients for a bad ass home made pizza I made. Anyway... It has an option to measure in mls so bang an empty 10 ml bottle on it, set to 0 and away we go. It was only 15 quid from argos

Link for that please good sir??

 

[cm90]

Ahh actually forget that it only measures in gradients of 1ml so wouldn't be very helpful for small batches. I can vouch for them being very accurate otherwise and worth buying if converting for smaller quantities less than a ml.

Buy Salter Black Electric Scale with Stainless Steel Platform at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for Kitchen scales.

I suppose they would be very useful if you were doing larger mixes like 50 ml or whatever and needed 25 ml of VG.

 

[cm90]

Infact ignore the fact that I ever contributed they only measure in graduation of.1 gram so still useless for small mixes. Ah well you can all rest assured that my pizza was bloody gorgeous and will share the recipe upon request haha

 

[darkprincelucifer]

Infact ignore the fact that I ever contributed they only measure in graduation of.1 gram so still useless for small mixes. Ah well you can all rest assured that my pizza was bloody gorgeous and will share the recipe upon request haha

That "ml" setting is probably calibrated for the density of water as well and VG is, I imagine, significantly more dense

 

[cm90]

That "ml" setting is probably calibrated for the density of water as well and VG is, I imagine, significantly more dense

Yeah I would assume it would need to be liquids that were similar in density to water for it to work. Cause surely 1ml of VG will weigh more than 1ml of water so the internal conversion of the scales will think it has a 1ml of VG when it probably only has 0.6ml or something. God knows. Syringes are the one haha