| FITMENT | Article of household equipment (7) |
| LAUNDRYBASKET | A beastly drunk destroyed a piece of household equipment (7,6) |
| SLAINTE | Good health, strangely, entails most of calculations involving head of household (7,5) |
| HISTORY | Head of household is conservative in bygone times (7) |
| GOODMAN | Title of head of household once - Benny, possibly? |
| DRESSER | Piece of household furniture (7) |
| HABITAT | Retailer of household furnishings, founded by Sir Terence Conran (7) |
| HEKUSAI | Japanese artist's income source supporting head of household, all right with America (7) |
| CARVERS | Sculptors of stone or wood; matching knives and forks for slicing meat; or, principal dining chairs traditionally intended for heads of households using said cutlery (7) |
| DIRECTV | Supplier of household dishes |
| PINESOL | Brand of household cleaner |
| BUTLERS | Senior servants of households (7) |
| EGGBEATERS | Household equipment to encourage those who flush (3,7) |
| UPRIGHTFREEZERS | Modern household equipment |
| HARDWARE | Gardening tools and household equipment |
| AHANDFULOFDUST | Novel manual evidence of a serious neglect of household vacuuming? (1,7,2,4) |
| BEETON | Mrs -; name by which the author of a book of household management containing a large section of reci |
| PATERFAMILIAE | ____ ____ verus est; Quirinalis 'is a true head of household' – plenty of sons but no sign of a wife! (Mart. Epig. 1.84.5) |
| MHATH | Good health, strangely, entails most of calculations involving head of household (7,5) |
| CATHKINBRAES | Tom, perhaps head of household and family, rattling sabre north of 27Ac (7,5) |
