How Clean is Your House Reviews


Newest Review: ... then see Kim and Aggie help them to de-clutter the rooms and show them how to clean various in different ways. Usually Kim shows them how to clean things up and Aggie goes more into the scientific side, taking samples and measuring the quality of the air. Finally we see the finished home, all clean and tidy. Kim and Aggie sometimes give the contestants a schedule for cleaning or a rota and tell them they will be coming back in 2 weeks. In some of the later episodes they didn't re-visit, but when they did it would be 50/50 if they had kept it tidy or not. Some were really good and kept it lovely, with others, after just 2 weeks, you could ... more
Customer How Clean is Your House Reviews (28)

by - written on 20/05/10 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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How clean is your house is a channel 4 programme featuring Kim Woodburn and Aggie McKenzie, expert cleaners with a great deal of knowledge and experience in cleaning. They seem to know everything you could possibly need to know about cleaning and I have managed to pick up a lot of tips and ideas from them. The show lasts 30 minutes (25 without adverts) and features one home per episode. During the episode Kim and Aggie go into a home and have a look around. These are no normal homes. They are filthy and very untidy. I often find myself cringing as they show you around. Common scenes include piles of dirty washing, thick dust everywhere, mouse droppings, dead ... Read the complete review

by - written on 16/03/10 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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I used to be a clean freak years ago when I could do a lot more cleaning and loved to watch the shows on televison that involved anything to do with homes, I still do, I take alot of pride in my home and always will. This programme have 2 women who are expert in their cleaning field for many years, kim Woodburn and Aggie McKenzie visit very dirty and grime filled homes to clean them to a liveable style as when they first go around the home the rooms are absolutely disgustingly dirty. The way some people live in these programmes the duo ladies soon put them in their place, especially Kim, she tends not to hold back telling them, and they both show the occupants ... Read the complete review

by - written on 28/02/10, updated on 28/02/10 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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My 100th Review!!!!! How clean is your house is a shocking insight into how dreadfully unclean and untidy some people can let their house become. I am still amazed every time I watch this programme at the amount of disgusting kitchens, toilets, bathrooms etc that people can have. How on earth can they possibly live like that is beyond me? The programme is focused on Kim and Aggie (Kim Woodburn - who also did I'm a celebrity get me out of here and Aggie MacKenzie - Celebrity come dine with me) and how they come to these dreadfully unclean people (ermm I mean their unclean house) and work an absolute miracle in getting it back to how it should be, ... Read the complete review

by - written on 04/02/10, updated on 23/05/11 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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You can just imagine the look on the commissioning editors' faces when the producers pitched this idea: we'll get two ladies to go to dirty houses and clean them! Yet How Clean is your house is strangely watchable. Repeats are currently on More4 and follow the "nation's dream clean team" Kim Woodburn and Aggie McKenzie as they visit some disgusting houses, (with the help of a specialist cleaning team, who should be acknowledged for their wonderful work!). Kim is a professional cleaner and Aggie is a household journalist, who has a column in the Saturday Times magazine where people can write in and ask for her help with cleaning questions. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 10/01/10 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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Introduction This is a cleaning programme that's aired on More4 on a Sunday afternoon. Kim Woodburn and Aggie McKenzie go to various houses and help the owners get there houses clean and hygienic. What's it about? Kim and Aggie visit some of the filthiest houses in Britain and recently the US. They go in and teach the owners to clean and keep the houses clean. Aggie sends some swabs off to the lab and tells them what germs and sometime deadly bacteria are in their houses. They go in with a team and clean the whole house up so it is spotless again. Is it any good? Sometimes I wonder if these houses are set up and ... Read the complete review
