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T.O.M.M. Bootcamp?

4 replies

MargheritaAndMargaritaPlease · 26/06/2022 12:21

I'm doing this this week!

Would anyone like to join me?

www.theorganisedmum.blog/2017/06/26/1-week-boot-camp-for-when-youve-lost-control-of-the-housework/

I've got a busy day at work tomorrow, so I'm going to do Monday's jobs today.

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Flopisfatteningbingforchristmas · 26/06/2022 12:22

Having done TOMM before I would say you don’t need to do bootcamp unless you want it all spotless now.

Good luck.

MargheritaAndMargaritaPlease · 26/06/2022 12:32

Thanks @Flopisfatteningbingforchristmas .

I've also done bootcamp and normal TOMM before and I like bootcamp as way to get back into it. I have a couple of days off next week, so I'm on a mission 😎

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Boriswentcamping · 27/06/2022 08:19

I'll join you :) Have also let tomm go recently as I injured my hand and could only do the absolute basics. Amazing how quickly it all falls to pieces around the house! Feeling a bit better now, so going to give it a go. I think the boot camp is useful when you can no longer clean a room in 30 mins. I need to get organised before the summer holidays start and there is no chance of catching up Confused

BaronessEllarawrosaurus · 27/06/2022 08:26

I like the look of that but I'm wondering if I need to adapt it, technically my dining room is the most frequently used room so should I treat it as the living room and do the living room as a miscellaneous one (would only take 30 minutes including cleaning skirting boards) I suppose I could claim I live in the dining room.

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