@BirdyC wrote:
If you know you have memory trouble (who doesn't?) and trouble accessing the CPI on your phone, just print it out while you're viewing it on your desktop at home. Unfortunately, people eschew the old-fashioned "print and read" method, but sometimes it comes in darned handy! When I'm doing a new shop, I print out the survey (and sometimes the guidelines if it's a complex shop) and bring it with me to review in my car before doing the shop--because it's easier on my eyes than trying to pull it up on my phone.
BirdyC, That's a really good idea, I usually choose not to print anything more than absolutely necessary because I'm weird about wasting resources. And I live where folks seem to have no regard for our natural environment as long as everything "looks pretty." Their pretty green lawns sponsored by Monsanto, their take out food AND drinks in styrofoam. Go through a drive thru at any fast food place and they will give you 2 straws, one when you pay for your food and another in the bag with your food, and when you hand them back they get snotty. I quit using paper towels years ago, I never used facial tissue (this struck me as a huge waste even as a teenager), I tried to quit using toilet paper, but my son rebelled, so I gave up that campaign (at least for now.. lol).
I do download guidelines on my phone or tablet, and definitely on the desktop computer for every shop I do. From now on I will put the CPI into an email and send it to myself so I can check it on either my phone or tablet when I need to. It seems to be the only way to do it without generating more bags of paperwork to burn every month. Because nothing that can be composted or burnt leaves my property to fill up a landfill.