Junk Sent Packing

The Art of Organization

Clothes Horses

Kitschy Clutter

Sentimental Value

Foster Fix-Up

The Oh My Gosh Room

6 Kid Pile-Up

Put the Fun Back in Functional

Finish It or Pitch It

Taking Back the House

Collectible Madness

Live for Today

Depressed over Depression Glass

Fashion for Clutter

Barbie's Fantasy Clutter House

Teachers Learn a Lesson

Hickory Dickory Dock, the Rat's Nest in the Clock

Computer Clutter Warehouse

Micro-Brewery, Macro-Mess

Two Lovebirds, One Messy Nest

Sock It to Me

Meditation on a Mess

Aloha to a Lot of Stuff

So Many Books, So Little Storage

Thanks for the Memories

The Toy Factory

Proud Mary Keep on Purging

A Toast to Organization

Storming the Palace

Drowning in Debris

This Little Piggy Went Away

Friends Don't Let Friends Keep Leisure Suits

Everything and the Kitchen Sink

Mooooving Out the Mess

Organizational Sand Trap

All-American Mess

They Were in Stitches

Organization? Bring It On

Princess Learns to Purge

Some Bunny Loves Ya

Tune In for Tips

Hey, What's This in the Nursery?

It's a Jungle in There

Last Train from Clutter Town

Waking from a Nightmare, Living a Dream

Rush to Organization

Paper-palooza

Jonesing for Organization

Ready? Set? Purge!

Girls Gone Cluttered

Handbag Hell

Save the Last Receipt for Me

Big Daddy's Dusty Chair

Mess About the House

Relatively Messy

Six Degrees of Disorganization

Mother-Daughter Disaster

Gold Medal Mess

Disco Disaster

Season 1

Digging Out the Man Room

Clean Sweep

Season 2

Clean Sweep was an American television series that involved a team consisting of a host, an organizer, designer, and carpenter who help homeowners clear one or two rooms of clutter in a two-day process. Original episodes of Clean Sweep aired on TLC in 2003 through 2005.

In each episode of Clean Sweep, the host meets with the homeowners in the rooms to be cleaned. The production crew then moves the entire contents of the room outdoors. The host then assists the homeowners with an initial half-hour sort of all the items into three areas: “keep”, “sell” and “toss”. The process is then repeated by the organizer, in a much more thorough manner. Meanwhile, the designer and carpenter renovate the rooms, usually painting the rooms and constructing storage units such as closets, entertainment units, or cabinets. On the second day, a yard sale is held to dispose of the items in the “sell” category. The homeowners compete to sell the most, with the loser having to give up a sentimental item from the “keep” category. Once the rooms are renovated and the remaining items from the “keep” category moved back into the house, the homeowners are brought in to be surprised by the final results.