http://www.DesignerKitchenScale.com Hi everybody. I’m Daniel, and I’m here to review Finesseur’s kitchen scale. I just got it in the mail today. For starters, I’ll show you what the packaging looks like. It arrived nicely packaged with the instruction manual right on top, and has a protective plastic coating and cardboard insert. Now, I’ll move to my kitchen, and do a demonstration. This scale is as durable as it is beautiful. It’s sporting a tempered glass platform, and it’s got some good weight to it. It’s fairly thin, so I can store it pretty much anywhere in my kitchen. With this kitchen scale, you can measure out all of your ingredients in only one mixing container. And, with this button here, the units button, you can switch your measuring units. Simply pressing the button, you can go from switching to pounds and ounces to milliliters to grams to fluid ounces. It even remembers the last unit you were measuring, so when you shut it off, the next time you power it on, it’s ready to start off where you left it. There are 4 sensors at the bottom, and they are very accurate. Cleaning them of debris will keep it working in great condition. I will go ahead and get a container of some potatoes, and give you guys a quick demonstration of how this scale works. First, you want to go ahead and remove this little battery tab. You need to remove that before your scale is going to work. Then, what I am going to do is to place it on a flat surface, and press the on-off button to switch it on. Now, if it happened to show anything other than zero, you can just leave it there for a second then hit the on-off button again and it will level out. Let me go ahead and do that first. Ok, so here we go, I’m going to go ahead and turn on the scale. Hit the power button, and make sure it’s zero. Alright, it’s at zero. Now, if it wasn’t, you can just hit the power…