Do you not have a kitchen scale? You could have measured the amount of water you put in much more precisely by putting a cup on the scale, zeroing it and then measuring out a certain weight of water.
I’m not sure how accurate it is or (more importantly) how reproducible its measurements are. It’s just a cheap spring-based one.
I’m not sure it would be any more precise than what I did anyway (it has markings every 5g, and I might already have been within 5 ml each time).
I couldn’t be bothered. (And it only goes up to 500 g, so I would have had to pour multiple times for the large fills, so I definitely couldn’t be bothered.)
I don’t use a scale normally. If that’s what it takes to get a detectable effect, the effect is too small to care about.
Do you not have a kitchen scale? You could have measured the amount of water you put in much more precisely by putting a cup on the scale, zeroing it and then measuring out a certain weight of water.
Yes, but
I’m not sure how accurate it is or (more importantly) how reproducible its measurements are. It’s just a cheap spring-based one.
I’m not sure it would be any more precise than what I did anyway (it has markings every 5g, and I might already have been within 5 ml each time).
I couldn’t be bothered. (And it only goes up to 500 g, so I would have had to pour multiple times for the large fills, so I definitely couldn’t be bothered.)
I don’t use a scale normally. If that’s what it takes to get a detectable effect, the effect is too small to care about.