If your summer travels take you into Idaho, consider stopping by the Museum of Clean in Pocatello. Founded in 2006, the museum is a reflection of founder Don Aslett philosophy that clean is not just about appearances, but also about health and well-being. The museum’s exhibits cover the history of cleaning, the science of dirt, and the importance of cleanliness. (LINK) Aslett began his career in cleaning at the age of 18, when he started working for his father’s cleaning company. He quickly rose through the ranks and eventually became the company’s CEO. In 1972, he founded his own cleaning company, Varsity Contractors, which became one of the largest cleaning companies in the United States. Aslett is a self-proclaimed “clean freak” and is passionate about teaching others about the importance of cleanliness. He is the author of several books on cleaning, including “Clean Your House for Good” and “Don Aslett’s Common Sense Cleaning.” He is also a frequent speaker on the topic of cleaning.
Comments