Clean all the Snow Players & Co-op

Clean all the Snow is tagged for co-op and teams, and the Roblox listing caps servers at 12 players. That is a lot of shovels on one suburban lot. This hub is about the humans in the blizzard: how to split work, how not to Molotov a teammate’s clean porch, and where to find the ChainLemonade crowd. The detailed composition guide is co-op. The three Roblox awards — Normal, Secret, School — are listed on badges.

This is not a character roster. The game does not publish a class gacha on its pass list. Your “build” is the tool in your hand. Rank those on the tier list.

Why co-op exists here

The timer is the villain. Twelve honest Vacuums should crush 100%. Twelve uncoordinated Blowers will paint snow back onto the driveway forever. Official tags include coop, teams, and story. Play it as a fireteam, not as a deathmatch.

Invite friends from the Roblox friends list, or join a public server and call a street in chat. “I have fence” is a complete strategy. “Everyone on the mound” is how School Ending stays rare.

Roles in one sentence

• Vacuum mains own edges.
• Blower/Plow mains own asphalt.
• One Molotov optional for the mountain.
• One person watches the percentage and calls the inspection lap from secret ending.

Community links

Group, game page, and socials live on the links hub. Codes that require joining the group are explained on how to redeem. Updates land on patch notes.

Etiquette

Dump in the marked bins, not on a finished loop. Do not steal a full tank’s walk if someone is clearly heading to the vent. Do not grief with walkspeed scripts in a lobby that is going for Secret. If you are here to test auto-clean, use a private server or an empty public, not a 12-stack of kids on School Map.

Solo players

You can finish everything alone. Vacuum plus inspection lap is enough. Co-op is a time save, not a gate. Follow getting started and the walkthrough if your friends are offline.

When the School Map is busy, public servers will look like a snowball fight. Leave and hop until you find a group that answers when you type “racks?” in chat. That single word is how adults clear a campus.

Finding a useful lobby

Join from the official experience, not a random “snow shovel” ad. Confirm the ChainLemonade listing and the toilet-paper blizzard text. If the server is already at 90% with nobody answering chat, you can still vacuum one fence and take credit for the last percent, or you can hop. Pride is slower than a fresh 12-stack that actually splits.

Voice chat is optional. Short typed nouns beat a silent Discord that nobody joined. If your friends are on mobile, they own edges; PC players take Molotov and plow. That split is written out on co-op.

What this hub will not invent

There is no published player-title ladder, no seasonal ranked mode, and no Handy Man class table copied from Clean all the leaves. If ChainLemonade adds a roster later, it belongs here. Until then, the player is the tool they hold and the rectangle they called. Keep the checklist in a second tab so the caller can tick zones without writing a novel in chat.