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Where can I buy a beaker and scales?

temp.account · 2013-09-02 21:55:09

I'm looking to buy a graduated beaker, and a weighing scales (both for food). Purchasing online is not an option in this case. More specifically, where are these items sold in Clare, Galway, Limerick. Thanks.

02-09-2013 10:55pm

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temp.account

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I'm looking to buy a graduated beaker, and a weighing scales (both for food).

Purchasing online is not an option in this case.

More specifically, where are these items sold in Clare, Galway, Limerick.

Thanks.

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#2 02-09-2013 11:07pm

Stench Blossoms

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Tesco or Dunnes

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#3 02-09-2013 11:52pm

JJayoo

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If you are in Galway city pop down to Terryland and you can check out Argos and Tesco. Both should have these items and both stores are in close proximity to each other.

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#4 03-09-2013 7:53am

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I like how you clarified they were for food and not crystal meth.

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#5 03-09-2013 9:00am

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Asking in the health and fitness forum to not arise suspicion.

You are well on your way Walter.

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#6 03-09-2013 11:50am

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Why do you need the cylinder? Did you know that 1ml of water is roughly 1 gram, so you can just use the scale.

I would get a digital salter brand scale in argos.

If you are using US recipes with "cups" you can buy sets of cup measuring spoons.

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