Don Aslett

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Donald Andrew Aslett (born 1935) is an Idaho-based entrepreneur, author and public speaker specializing in cleaning products and techniques.

While a student at Idaho State College (now Idaho State University) in 1957, Aslett and others formed Varsity Contractors Inc., a janitorial service, to help pay his college tuition^[1]. The Pocatello, Idaho-based company is now a full-service janitorial contractor with total revenues of $190 million^[2]. Aslett has written over 35 books on various cleaning topics, including "Clutter's Last Stand" and "Do I Dust or Vacuum First?: Answers to the 100 Toughest, Most Frequently Asked Questions About Housecleaning"^[3].

Aslett has appeared on QVC^[4], The Oprah Winfrey Show, and several other nationally-televised programs. Aslett has also served as a motivational speaker for several business and government-related entities^[5].

Aslett resides in Pocatello, Idaho.