Buggy Lot?

[Hammie]

Hi. I just recently removed an extremely buggy boarding house I got from the exchange a year or so ago, and found it rotting in my SavedSims folder. I really wish I hadn't put it in.  But, I've moved the family out of it, bulldozed it, and deleted it from the Lots and Houses bin. After exiting the game I deleted my .cache files. Will my game be okay now? Luckily, it had no CC in it, so I didn't have to go and pick it all out. Thank goodness. I also used the Sims 2 Clean Installer, latest version to scan it beforehand, but the only thing that came up on the little menu was "lotpackagedforupload"; so I wasn't able to see the bug. I'm new at using the Clean Installer. Thanks for any replies, they're greatly appricated!
:Hammie: 

[ancienthighway]

With only the lotpackagedforupload file, the lot is in fact a clean lot.  No CC.  No rogue mods.  No sims.  How was this lot buggy for you?  Are other lots acting similar?

[Hammie]

Well, my game was working perfectly before I put it in. But afterwards, my child came home with an A +, did her little jig, ran in with her report card and smarcked into the wall- not bringing home any homework. The only mods I've got in my game are: Sims2living teenage pregnancy hack, veg out enabled, female feed baby only, sponge bath, and water the shrubs. I've got them all updated to the highest EP Squinge has updated them to. I've got all EPS, Ikea Home Stuff, Teen Style Stuff, and Mansion and Garden Stuff. Evey lot I've ever downloaded always reacts the same.