Blog
What we are adding, and why
New sheets as they land, notes on what we get wrong and fix, and the occasional piece about printing and record keeping. Shorter and more timely than the guides, which are the standing reference.
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A Gap in the Data Is Not Always a Gap on the Site
Two of this week's five measured keyword gaps already had a page. Here is the test that caught it, and the three that survived.
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When the Roadmap Runs Out, Measure Instead of Guessing
The 200-sheet roadmap this site started with is finished. Here is what we built instead of guessing, and why four of five sheets came from one measured gap.
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When a New Sheet Earns Its Own Page
Five sheets this week could easily have been three. Here is the test we use to tell a genuinely different record from the same one wearing a new title.
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How to Rebuild a Service History You Have Lost
The folder is gone and the car is going up for sale. Here is how to reconstruct a service history that a buyer can actually trust.
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A Checklist and a Log Are Not the Same Sheet
Pool maintenance splits into two different kinds of record. Printing both on one table is why so many free pool sheets are hard to keep up.
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A4 and US Letter Are Different Shapes, and Printables Ignore It
Letter is wider and shorter than A4. Almost every free printable is laid out for one of them, and the other one silently gets shrunk. Here is the fix we use.
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What We Refuse to Print, and Why It Costs Us Traffic
People search for safe pool levels, service intervals and what the law requires. We will not publish those pages. Here is the reasoning, and what it costs.
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Why This Library Exists
Most free printables are laid out for one paper size, cannot be typed into, and have whatever fields somebody guessed at. This is an attempt at the opposite.
