This review assesses the product Shit I Can't Remember: Organizer, Log Book & Notebook for Passwords and Shit (SICR). Currently no description is available on file. However, users can infer from the title that this product will serve as a helpful tool to organize passwords and other important information that one might find difficult to remember.
The SICR log book and notebook offers an aesthetically pleasing design with plenty of accessible space for writing notes down in order to keep track of valuable data such as passwords, contact numbers or emails. In addition, it also includes page dividers allowing you to further isolate certain aspects if needed. The pages are thick enough so that ink won’t bleed through them and all letters remain clear even when written in smaller sizes. Moreover, the binding gives off a feeling of solidness providing stability both when lying flat or held vertically while writing down information on its pages - something which may be beneficial if you like taking your notebook with you wherever you go.
In terms of potential drawbacks however, some individuals may find the size too large due to its dimensions being 8 by 10 inches; this may make carrying it around more challenging than expected unless placed inside another bag/container before heading out into public places where security could present an issue given what type of content is estimated within SICR's pages. Furthermore, once filled up completely there doesn’t seem like any provision has been made thus far for replacing worn-out items which will inevitably occur at some point after extended use especially considering how much dry-erase pen work occurs outlined within SICR's intended purpose; yet again going back to the main problem - not having any applicable archiving techniques readily available aside from buying a new copy afterwards here on Amazon or else where unfortunately relying upon published reviews for better guidance prior making potentially impulsive purchase decisions until then perhaps?
To sum things up then: For those looking specifically for ways organizing their respective passwords/contact details this very well could prove an adequate solution although prospective buyers should take into account additional factors such as size versus portability issues along with lack thereof addressing future maintenance requirements associated with filling up these notebooks eventually before proceeding accordingly either way though!