Clean all the Snow Guides & Walkthroughs
From the first driveway scrape to 100% and the School Ending badge.
This hub is the map of every Clean all the Snow tutorial on the wiki. The Roblox experience from ChainLemonade Studios looks simple — shovel snow, beat a timer, uncover a secret — but most failed runs die in the same three places: a slow first tool buy, leftover clumps the percentage counter still sees, and a panic sprint that skips the last unlocked street. Use the pages below in order if you are new. Skip ahead if you already have a Vacuum and only need the secret ending or the School Map.
Start here
- Getting Started — first five minutes, Cash flow, what to buy, how the timer actually fails you.
- Controls — PC, mobile, and the E-to-equip Vacuum prompt you see in official screenshots.
- Walkthrough — house lot routing, dump points, and how to leave a clean 100% instead of 97%.
- Beat the Timer — yellow-clock rules, when to stop unlocking, when to reset.
- Leftover Snow — the 97% hunt on fences, racks, and behind bins.
Those pages cover the original blizzard story: you ran out of toilet paper, the city is buried, the store is closing, and something is off behind the storm. You do not need a gamepass to finish a Normal Ending. You do need a plan.
Endings and the new map
- Secret Ending — why 100% is not the same as “the driveway looks clean,” and how the SECRET ENDING! badge differs from NORMAL ENDING!.
- School Map — the 11 September 2026 map and the School Ending badge, plus how it changes tool priority.
Badge data from Roblox shows three awards: Secret Ending, Normal Ending, and School Ending. Secret is rarer than Normal. School is the newest and the least awarded, which matches a map that dropped this week. If you only have time for one extra page after the beginner guide, make it the secret ending.
How these guides connect to other hubs
Guides tell you what to do. Other hubs tell you what to spend:
- Codes if a promo string appears.
- Tool tier list before you buy Vacuum versus Snow Blower.
- Gamepasses if you are considering Robux.
- Co-op for 12-player splits.
- Scripts only if you understand the ban risk.
- Checklist tool for a run-by-run punch list.
- Patch notes after any shutdown.
Every guide page uses locale-agnostic links with trailing slashes so French, German, Spanish, and Portuguese pages stay on the same language.
Player pain this wiki actually solves
Search logs for this genre are predictable: how to play, how to get Cash, how to beat the timer, how to find leftover snow, how to complete 100%, how to unlock the secret ending, how to do the new map with friends. We wrote pages against those queries instead of padding a single mega-article. If a YouTube video for this exact title appears, we will embed at most one real ID in the middle of the matching guide. We will not steal a Clean all the leaves video ID and pretend it is this game.
Suggested reading order for a first evening
- Getting Started
- Buy a tool using the tier list
- Walkthrough on the house lot
- Retry for secret ending
- Next session: School Map with co-op
Bring a headset if you like the ASMR loop, but keep one eye on the percentage. Pretty snow piles in corners are still snow.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Which guide should a new player open first?
The beginner guide, then controls.
Is the secret ending on a different map?
No. It is a 100% clear of the accessible lot. See secret ending.
Where is the School Map explained?
In the School Map guide and patch notes.
Do I need scripts to finish?
No. Tools, routing, and co-op are enough. Scripts are optional and risky.