The BEST episodes of Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners season 7
Every episode of Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners season 7, ranked from best to worst by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The best episodes of Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners season 7!
Linda Dykes is a compulsive cleaner from North Wales. She loves cleaning so much she's set up her own cleaning agency. Linda believes that compulsive cleaners have a special set of skills that could change the habits of the nation, and so she's teaming up with other obsessive cleaners to help clean Britain's dirty homes and filthy public spaces. Each week these compulsive cleaners are carefully matched with someone whose home is in dire need of a major 'spring clean'.
#1 - Tina, Mark & Patrick
Season 7 - Episode 1 - Aired 4/18/2017
In this new series, obsessive cleaners Tina and Mark fly from Britain to Texas to do battle with Patrick's countryside ranch, which is infested with clutter, cobwebs and dog poo.
#2 - Hayley & Kris
Season 7 - Episode 2 - Aired 4/25/2017
In this episode, Hayley and Kris visit a retired academic Professor Widdecombe in Vermont, who hasn't properly cleaned his nine bedroom historic property for a decade. The home is covered in cobwebs and cat hair, and each room is over-stuffed with possessions.
#3 - Sandra & Carly
Season 7 - Episode 3 - Aired 5/2/2017
Obsessive cleaners Sandra and Carly travel to a small town in Virginia in the United States to tackle the overwhelming clutter and junk in the two homes of ex-builder Will.
#4 - Caren & Dave
Season 7 - Episode 4 - Aired 5/9/2017
Obsessive cleaners Caren and Dave head to the north west of the US to take on the clutter-filled house of single mum Britta. Compulsive shopper Britta lives in the town of Everett in Washington State, in a three-bedroom bungalow which was once a welcoming home. As life got on top of Britta, the state of the house deteriorated - with each room packed with bargain buys and leftover food scraps and dog poo stains all over the carpet. Will this supersized cleaning job prove doable, or simply too much?