I've had the problem before that when selecting different printers, some will add a blank page and others will not. It has to do with the native resolution of the printer and the fact that even if only one "twip" that is part of the bottom margin overflows past the printer's page limits, you get a blank page. It will depend on the exact dot size of the printer. Most of the ink-jet printers will have the same resolution, but if there is a laser-jet printer in the mix, it can be different. Even similar brands from different makers can have this problem.
When you are ready to print, as a test try to enter Print Preview mode to see where things will come out. When you step through the expected pages, you would easily find that "overflow" page if there is going to be one.