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Chuck Grassley's beloved vacuum, Beth, has retired

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  • Senator Chuck Grassley's longtime vacuum cleaner, affectionately nicknamed Beth, has been retired after nearly 50 years of service.
  • Grassley had been sharing updates about his "old reliable" vacuum on social media.
  • The vacuum has been a fixture in the Grassley family home for half a century.

A beloved household appliance has earned its retirement in the Grassley household. Beth, Senator Chuck Grassley's vacuum cleaner, has been taken out of service after nearly five decades of diligent work. The Iowa senator had been documenting Beth's final days, sharing affectionate snapshots of his "old reliable" on social media.

For almost 50 years, Beth has been a constant presence, cleaning the Grassley family home. Her long service is a testament to her durability and the senator's loyalty to his trusted appliance. The retirement marks the end of an era for the Grassley family, who have relied on Beth for half a century.

CBS News correspondent Tony Dokoupil reported on the story, highlighting the unique bond between the senator and his vacuum. The narrative of Beth's retirement offers a lighthearted glimpse into the personal life of a public figure, celebrating a simple, enduring fixture that has served faithfully for generations.

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