The Truth About HGTV's Good Bones

Good Bones isn't your average home renovation show. Karen E. Laine and Mina Starsiak Hawk, the mother-daughter team you've seen on HGTV, aren't just trying to show the world how well they can rehab a house, they want to transform the entire community of Indianapolis. Here's the truth about Good Bones.

Karen and Mina manage to make rehabbing houses look fun and easy, even when things get nasty. While it might seem exciting to turn a run-down house into a showpiece, in reality, things get downright nauseating. Mina revealed to IndyStar just how gross things can get.

"It's always shocking. The houses we go in, there's so much poop. It always amazes me. Human and animal poop."

Because the houses are often so disgusting, Karen and Mina like taking on houses that have had a fire. Fire burns up some of the poop, making their jobs a little easier. Mina said that the house they fixed up in the pilot episode of Good Bones had had a fire, but was hiding another weird surprise.

"It also had a chest freezer that was full and hadn't had the power to it in at least six months. We had to empty it to take the weight out to carry it upstairs. It was full of slabs of meat. I 100 percent thought there'd be at least one frozen cat." Keep watching to learn The Truth About HGTV's Good Bones!

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Some gross surprises | 0:20
They're not house flippers | 1:17
Karen has a wild side | 2:13
The daughter, but also the "mom" | 3:03
YouTube-taught | 4:09
All about Indy | 4:58
Deep debt and cancer | 5:34
Fighting against sexism | 6:19
A scammy start | 7:08
Two full-time jobs | 7:49
HGTV collaboration? | 8:41
One chick retires | 9:29

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