The Museum has drawn national exposure, primarily through early Associated Press and CBS coverage. Visitors from out-of-state are stopping to tour regularly. We are also hoping the greater Pocatello community will continue to consider our facility for their company activities, as well as personal visits and family field trips.
Groups that have visited or used the Museum of Clean for their events November 2011 to April 2012:
1. Boy Scouts of America auction
2. Bannock County Development
3. Drug-free Youth Conference
4. Veteran’s Day Honorees Event
5. Charter School Concert
6. Snake River Alliance
7. Idaho State University
8. Stephenson Performing Art Center event
9. Covey Family Alliance
10. BYU – Idaho Executive Facilities Services Group
11. Chubbuck LDS Ward Night
12. Highland LDS Youth Night
13. Brooklyn Playground Benefit
14. DL Evans Bank
15. CBS interviews local Catholic School students at Museum
16. Quail Ridge Seniors
17. Antique Car Club
18. Flea Market
19. Grace Lutheran Church Auction
20. Many other family, church and school groups
CBS news feature!
On Friday evenings CBS Evening News features an in-depth segment called “On The Road.” Tomorrow they will run a segment filmed the last week of January in Pocatello, Idaho, home of the Don Aslett Museum of Clean. If the Aslett name sounds familiar, it may be that you own one or more of his bestselling books on cleaning shortcuts, or you may be associated with his company, Varsity Facility Services, Inc., or you might purchase his cleaning products from the home shopping channel, QVC. It’s even possible your toddler has a banana shaped toothbrush from Aslett’s company, Live-Right. How ever you may know this guru of the cleaning industry, his fans know him as the King of the Toilet Ring and his recently launched museum is a wonderland of clean for kids and a memory-lane visit for adults.
Located on the gateway to Yellowstone, Pocatello is on the way to scenic stops like Sun Valley and Jackson Hole, North of Salt Lake City. The Aslett museum and event center makes Pocatello a vacation destination, and meeting planners’ haven all by itself!
Feel free to call Don Aslett for more information or to schedule an interview, 208-232-3535.
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Newspaper article about CBS Evening News.
Saturday Show & Tell
at the
Museum of Clean
711 South 2nd • Pocatello
11 am~12 noon
Every Saturday
A quick-paced workshop covering 2 topics
at the exciting new Museum of Clean!
New topics every week!
10:00 a.m. to 10:40 a.m. Every Saturday
The Don Aslett Museum of Clean
This first ever and one-of-a-kind museum collects, preserves, and displays artifacts and records that illuminate the little-known history of cleaning. It gives visitors a new view of clean, its power and omnipresence in our lives—and it’s fun. It highlights more than 3,000 treasures of the past and reveals the progress of cleaning up ourselves and the planet over the centuries. You will find here the tools, machines, appliances, art, posters, and dramatic presentations that add up to a look, feel, hear, and “try-it-out” trip!! Don Aslett, America’s #1 Cleaning Expert, after more than 58 years in the profession of clean, created this as his lifetime legacy. The museum is located in a beautiful southern Idaho city, Pocatello, and housed in a spacious 80,000-square-foot green building.
Contact: Don Aslett, 208-236-6906; DonAslett@MuseumofClean.com
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Photo: Jordan Moser, electrician, Kevin Gibson, property manager, and Scott Huckstep, special projects.
Opening Day Celebration
Join in opening day celebration
of
Don Aslett Museum of Clean
711 South 2nd Avenue (free parking)
November 18-19, 2011
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Admission: $5.00 Adult (16 and up)
$3.00 Child (3-15)
Toddlers Free
• Enjoy fascinating history of clean
• Over 5000 artifacts/photos
• “Try out” pre-electric machines
• Fun and learning in Kids’ Clean World
• Two theaters — Live puppet and game show
• Art Gallery and Gift Shop
• Free “family” gift!
