Is Mr Clean getting darker?

That’s one way to celebrate Black History Month. In a move very few people expected, the winner of Mr. Clean’s #theNextMrClean content has been announced, and he’s a black man named Mike Jackson from Atlanta, Georgia.

Is Mr Clean attractive?

There’s no question that Mr. Clean is an attractive man. I mean, he’s strong, he’s helpful around the house, and he can get stains out in seconds! Clean commercials can lead to some dirty thinking, he was looking extra good in his first ever ad for the Superbowl.

Do you need to rinse Mr Clean?

Do I need to rinse, when using Mr Clean? There’s usually no need to rinse. We do recommend it when you’re cleaning a surface that comes in direct contact with food.

Are they changing Mr Clean?

“It’s definitely a dream come true to become the next Mr. Clean,” Jackson said in a news release. “While it’s impossible to replace the iconic Mr. Clean, I’m excited for this opportunity to help people tackle the most seemingly impossible messes while he’s away and have some fun!”

What do you need to know about Mr Clean?

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When did the first Mr Clean product come out?

The Mr. Clean line of products also includes multisurface cleaning sprays and cleaning liquids just as the character first advertised in the 1950s. He’s been around for more than 60 years, and Mr. Clean has become quite a legend during that time.

Where did the name Mr Clean come from?

These days, Mr. Clean is the face of a range of P&G cleaning products and a really easy Halloween costume for bald men. If you watched a lot of TV in 2013, you may have already seen Mr. Clean’s origin story.

Who was the actor in the Mr Clean commercial?

After his debut in animated commercials, Mr. Clean was played by actor House Peters Jr. in hundreds of ads during the late 1950s and ’60s. Mr. Clean’s history is not limited to the United States. Travel abroad and you may see his face on products bearing names like Maestro Limpio (Mexico), Monsieur Propre (France) and Mastro Lindo (Italy).