Clean House

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  • 2004
  • 10 Seasons
  • 7.4  (571)

This exciting TV series centers around a person ,or family, that needs to really clean house as they have horded, or messed up, their house in such a way that it is a terrible mess. Each week in the TV series takes a cluttered house, and its occupants, to get the help of host Tempestt Bledsoe. Which with her crew of interior designers and organizers, clean house. The TV series centers on what stays and what goes, in the restructuring of the home.

It has a fascinating way of getting you involved in the process. The group then has a giant yard sale to get rid of the mess and clean house. The money from the giant yard sale and other funds, then is put into a needed home makeover that is fantastic, creating a whole new clean and wonderful look.

The show has a way of captivating the audience into the need for cleaning house, and has a little piece of each one of us in it. With each week that someone is picked there is a different theme that needs to be addressed, like hording to such a extreme there is no room to move. There seems to be so many miss fit ways to mess up a house or yard, that it makes great drama today. When host Tempestt Bledsoe gets her crew in action they use a common sense approach you can really relate to. It is hard to understand some of the human nature that allows this mess in the first place, and that adds to the effects of the TV series. With the help of good interior design the home comes miraculously back to looking great, and the amazing thing is the drama of some people to resist so much, and want to put their dirty ways on their family. This drama makes this series really very interesting.

The series makes one wonder why people have decided what they have choose to keep. The giant yard sales are great and fun to watch as they unfold the drama of the contents of the house. Why the occupants did not think to do this is really hard to understand, and really adds to the viewers suspense.

Everyone in the series does a fantastic job at making the show very interesting. The real drama is of course why the house is so messy in the first place. It is very good drama to try to understand the reasons that the family has created in it being that way. Clean house's crew helps them to move forward in a clean and healthy environment that is pleasant to watch, and is like a hero conquering a villain in the end.

Clean House is a series that is currently running and has 10 seasons (217 episodes). The series first aired on August 27, 2004.

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The Petrossian Family
21. The Petrossian Family
August 3, 2011
A Mother's unique collections are too much for her daughters. Can the Clean House Team restore peace and order to this madhouse?
Paul Vee
20. Paul Vee
July 27, 2011
The CH team answers the call of a DJ whose old clutter is smothering his chance at a new life.
The Tong Family
19. The Tong Family
July 20, 2011
An eccentric magician has cast a clutter spell on his house. Can the Clean House crew reverse the spell?
Jordan Burns
18. Jordan Burns
July 13, 2011
The Strung Out yard sale has some great rock 'n' roll finds--but there's bad news. Find out why Matt is M.I.A.
The Bunton Family
17. The Bunton Family
July 6, 2011
A mother & daughter are ready to attack each other over their messes - can the CH gang clear out the clutter before someone gets seriously hurt?
Clean House: Messiest Home in the Country
16. Clean House: Messiest Home in the Country
June 29, 2011
Clean House takes on one of the messiest homes in America.
Best of the Worst Messiest Home Moments
15. Best of the Worst Messiest Home Moments
June 22, 2011
Best of the Worst Messiest Home Moments
Families Revisited
14. Families Revisited
June 15, 2011
In this special episode, Matt Iseman follows up with some of the messiest Clean House families to see if they've maintained their homes.
The Miller Family
13. The Miller Family
June 15, 2011
The Clean House team helps the Miller family with it's overflow of clutter and bickering.
The Franklin Family
12. The Franklin Family
June 8, 2011
The Clean House team saves a San Francisco woman from drowning in her sea of punk rock memorabilia.
The Boulos Family
11. The Boulos Family
June 1, 2011
A slob wants to clean up his act to improve his love life.
The Waldorf Family
10. The Waldorf Family
May 25, 2011
An out-of-control collector has turned her family's home into a dumping ground. Can the team take her house from cluttered to clean?
The Bucci Family
9. The Bucci Family
May 18, 2011
The Clean House team is put to the test as they try to save a Veteran and his family from their mess.
The Halbert Family
8. The Halbert Family
May 11, 2011
An overwhelmed mother of three has reached her boiling point. Can the Clean House team save her sanity and her home?
The Bautista Family
7. The Bautista Family
May 4, 2011
Can the Clean House Crew help this family clean up?
The Haislet Family
6. The Haislet Family
April 27, 2011
A family is lacking team effort in the cleaning department.
The Kostiszak / McElroy Family
5. The Kostiszak / McElroy Family
February 23, 2011
This newlywed couple is being torn apart by all the clutter in their home.
The Hirsch Family
4. The Hirsch Family
February 16, 2011
Trish is in love with the Hirsch family's positive attitude and Helene's major makeover! See how this mom and daughter duo won her over.
The Bui Family
3. The Bui Family
February 9, 2011
How did Mark capture the flair of a Vietnamese family when the parents and children can't agree style? Find out!
The Lopez-Gamble Family
2. The Lopez-Gamble Family
February 2, 2011
The Gamble house is full of lazy people. Can Tempestt and the team motivate them change their ways?
The Moore Family
1. The Moore Family
January 26, 2011
Matt dishes on the hottest day in "Clean House" history! How did the crew handle the 3-digit temp? Find out.
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Where to Watch Clean House
Clean House is available for streaming on the Style website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Clean House on demand at NBC and FuboTV.
  • Premiere Date
    August 27, 2004
  • IMDB Rating
    7.4  (571)