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Where can i weigh my luggage before getting to the airport?

06-10-2014 10:01pm

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studentoflife

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Hi

Where can i weigh my luggage before getting to the airport?

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#2 06-10-2014 10:09pm

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studentoflife wrote: »

Hi

Where can i weigh my luggage before getting to the airport?

A scales for luggage costs about 6 euro. I got mine in Dunnes

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#3 06-10-2014 10:17pm

studentoflife

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Okay, i will get one. Thanks

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#4 06-10-2014 10:20pm

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studentoflife wrote: »

Okay, i will get one. Thanks

They were in the travel section with adaptors and luggage tags and stuff. It's a scales that attaches to the strap of your bag, not a regular household scales

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#5 06-10-2014 10:20pm

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I used a bathroom scales recently, It was digital though.

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#6 06-10-2014 10:21pm

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weigh them the way you would weigh a dog.

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#7 07-10-2014 8:43am

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I've always used regular scales. Weight oneself, grab the bag, note the new weight. Calculate the difference. Unless you need it down to an accuracy of less than .5kg, that works fine.

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