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Episode 18
How Clean Is Your House? - S1 - E18
Erin and Reck are roommates. By the looks of their messy place, you'd never know they were interior designers! Kim and Aggie help this real-life Will and Grace stop chatting and start cleaning.
How Clean Is Your House?: Season 1 - 21 Episode s
1x1 - The Bradford Family Zoo
September 6, 2004
The Bradford family lives in a suburban neighborhood in Tujunga, CA. The family has Two parents, five kids, six cats, two pet rats, and a boa constrictor. Mom works full time and has no time to clean and no one else cleans either.
1x2 - The Cat Puke Lady
September 13, 2004
Caroline has let cat poop, vomit and hair balls pile up in her apartment. She needs Kim and Aggie's help to get her boyfriend to consider moving in.
1x3 - The Gum Lady
September 20, 2004
Kim and Aggie are going to send Jane, a teacher, to detention for leaving chewed gum all over her house.
1x4 - The British Are Coming
September 27, 2004
An Englishman can not stand the mess in his girlfriends place.
1x5 - Messy Momma's Boy
October 4, 2004
Daniel is a messy mama's boy finally living on his own, but he's too sloppy to have mom over. Kim and Aggie are giving his mold and cobwebs an eviction notice.
1x6 - Filthy Fireman
October 11, 2004
Retired fireman Thomas, needs Kim and Aggie to rescue him from his filthy firetrap of a home so that his daughter will come visit more often.
1x7 - The High Rise Money Pit
October 18, 2004
Tania lives in a New York apartment where she has lost thousands of dollars amid all the clutter and filth. Kim and Aggie help her cash in on a cleaner house!
1x8 - The Surfer Boys
November 1, 2004
1x9 - The Partridge Family
January 3, 2005
This modern-day Partridge family and their eccentric permanent house guest have given up cleaning and taken up singing! Kim and Aggie teach this family a new tune.
1x10 - The Hennessey Family
January 10, 2005
The Hennessey's home is haunted not only by dirt but by a ghost! Kim and Aggie perform an exorcism on their ghoulish grime.
1x11 - Hollywood Ben
January 17, 2005
1x12 - Private Dirt
January 24, 2005
1x13 - Episode 13
January 31, 2005
Four punk-rock roommates treat their roach-infested house more like a place for band practice than a home. Kim and Aggie come to the rescue before one punk's parents come to visit!
1x14 - Episode 14
February 7, 2005
1x15 - Episode 15
February 14, 2005
1x16 - Episode 16
February 21, 2005
David aka Miss Helen has a house that's a dirty drag! With her glamorous life on the Las Vegas stage, she has no time to clean her apartment. Kim and Aggie come to town to set Miss Helen straight.
1x17 - Episode 17
February 28, 2005
1x18 - Episode 18
March 7, 2005
Erin and Reck are roommates. By the looks of their messy place, you'd never know they were interior designers! Kim and Aggie help this real-life Will and Grace stop chatting and start cleaning.
1x19 - Episode 19
March 14, 2005
1x20 - Episode 20
March 21, 2005
1x21 - Episode 21
March 28, 2005