Robert House Peters Jr. Robert House Peters Jr. (January 12, 1916 – October 1, 2008) was an American character actor most noted for his roles in 1950s B movies and westerns. He is perhaps best remembered as the face and body of Mr. Clean in the Procter and Gamble cleaning product commercials of the era. House Peters Jr.

Clean. nounInformal. an actual or idealized person with an impeccable record, reputation, or image, especially a politician (sometimes used with Miss, Ms., or Mrs.

He's most recognized for his all-white wardrobe, bald head, hoop earring, and genie-esque charm that exudes sex appeal. It's no wonder Mr. Clean is one of the most iconic mascots, withstanding decades without altering his look. According to Mr.

Clean originated in the 1950s when the mascot was created by an artist working for an advertising company. It's believed that the artist modeled the bald, muscular Mr. Clean on a real United States Navy sailor.

Our Vision We have a vision of bathrooms and kitchens sparkling all across the country, of beds made up, and furniture polished, of shining floors, and freshly vacuumed carpeting. We believe that quality, trained professionals should clean your premises to your highest expectations.

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• Basic Powers:
• Charisma:
• Worldwide influence:
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• Strength:
• Teleportation:
• Powerful Scrying (omniscience?):
• Reality Manipulation near Bottle:

Ingredients from the label What appears on the label: Water, C9-11 pareth, sodium C10-16 alkylbenzenesulfonate, sodium citrate, carboxymethyl inulin, benzisothiazolinone, sodium carbonate, C10-16 alkyldimethylamine oxide, propylene glycol butyl ether, colorants, fragrances. Contains fragrance allergen(s).

He made his television debut in commercials in 1958, being played by actor House Peters Jr. before mostly becoming an animated character. Within six months, he was a household name and a top-selling cleaning product. Proctor & Gamble, which makes Mr.

The 5 Best Famous Cleaners In History

• Morgan Freeman. Morgan Freeman, who is arguably the person with the most distinguishable voice in the world, was actually a cleaner in the movie Bruce Almighty.
• Mrs. Doubtfire.
• Mr. Clean.
• Monica Geller.
• Mary Poppins.

Originally introduced in 2003, the Magic Eraser, by Mr. Clean, has become a popular option for cleaning a wide variety of messes with just a sponge and a bit of water. It's spawned plenty of knock-offs too.

Clean was modeled after a sailor, others believe he was always intended to be a genie. The story goes that in 1958 Harry Barnhart and Ernest C. Allen came up with the concept of Mr. Clean but not the actual character.

Purpose: The foremost objective of a cleaner is to keep the premises clean, sanitized, and safe. This not only enhances the aesthetics of a business but also safeguards the health of employees and visitors.