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

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.

Click to enlarge the front page news article about the CBS Evening News.

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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

• March 10     Windows & Floors like a pro!
• March 17     Clutter-Free Life (bring your worst junk contest)
• March 31     Dust & Carpet Care (stains, too)
• March 7     More time for you—get organized!
• April 14     3.5 Minute Bathroom & Hard Water!
• April 21     Let your house do the housework
• April 28     Bring your kids—getting kids to clean!
• Then topics will repeat…
• May 5     Windows & Floors like a pro!
• May 12     Clutter-Free Life (bring your worst junk contest)
• May 19     Dust & Carpet Care (stains, too)
• May 26     More time for you—get organized!
• June 2     3.5 Minute Bathroom & Hard Water!
• June 9     Let your house do the housework
• June 16     Bring your kids—getting kids to clean! These ongoing workshops will repeat, so look for ones you missed and new ones!

$10 admission includes: Workshop and museum entrance, plus one of Don’s bestselling books!

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.

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!

For sure we are off to a good start. The Don Aslett Museum of Clean will “deal a pat hand” in a special appearance at the 2011 International Sanitary Supply Association—ISSA/Interclean show October 19, 20, 21, 2011. More than a hundred artifacts from the exclusive 5,000-piece collection will be transported from the Pocatello museum and displayed in a 70’x40’ booth at the Las Vegas Convention Center where this year’s show for the professional maintenance industry will be held. They will see into the past—the history of our rich heritage in innovations throughout time, items dating over 100 years. The value of seeing and feeling the roots of many of the machines and chemicals that will be on display from worldwide modern-day vendor booths will probe appreciation for how far we’ve come and the quest for further progress to clean faster, better, cheaper, safer, and greener!

The one-of-a-kind collection began in 1984 and continues to multiply with new finds and new donations, including the 240-piece pre-electric vacuum Peter Frei Collection. As the past is a big part of where we are and where we want to be, anyone—contractors, vendors, and suppliers will be fascinated to see our primitive beginnings. The lack of materials like aluminum or plastic didn’t inhibit the imagination and initiative of the pioneers in the cleaning industry.

We need to be reminded of the past to cement our ambition for the future. The purpose of the ISSA is to bring progressive productivity to the building maintenance industry. With 15,000 attendees able to view the museum display, visit with me, and take home vital information and motivation to change the way the world views cleaning! Which coincides with the museum’s purpose: to promote the value of clean.

You’ll find us straight back from the main entrance, booth number 161. The things you’ll see will surprise you. Paying homage to clean will delight you—even induce you visit me in Pocatello, Idaho at what may become known as the “Disneyland of Clean.”

Can’t wait to see you there!

If you have any questions or concerns contact us here.

Don Aslett featured on KPVI Newschannel 6 in Pocatello discussing the features and benefits of the forthcoming Museum of Clean.