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Clean all the leaves Guide: Your first ten minutes

🍂 Clean all the leaves!

Muffin Interactive, Playing 4.7K, Rating 86.3%

Creator Muffin Interactive

Playing 4.7K

Rating 86.3%

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Overview

Clean All the Leaves is a story-driven cleaning simulator where your friends have left you to tidy up the yard — and the map holds secrets you can only find by reaching 100% clean. This guide covers how to start, how to pick upgrades, how to unstick yourself when progress stalls, and how to reach the secret ending.

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Contents

01 Your first ten minutes Step 02 How to use the journal Check 03 Picking the right upgrade Table 04 Classes and what they do Summary 05 Unsticking your progress Warn 06 The secret ending and 100% clean Tips 07 Multiplayer and the mansion Tips 08 Codes and account safety Warn 09 Glossary Words 10 Common questions FAQ

Your first ten minutes

Step

In short Opening the journal and clearing one small area before touching upgrades is the fastest way to get moving.

The yard is bigger than it looks, and running around without a plan means you will lose track of what you have already cleaned. The journal — the book icon on your screen — shows your current goals, your tools, how many leaves you can carry, and which area to unlock next. Start there before you do anything else. Once you know what you are working toward, pick one small, fenced-off section near the entrance and clear it completely before moving on.

Open the journal check your goals, tools, carry limit, and the next area to unlock
Pick one small area near the entrance clear every leaf in it before moving elsewhere
Check your progress, cash, and carry limit see what changed after that first section
Identify the single thing slowing you down a full bag, slow collection, or a locked area
Buy one upgrade that solves that problem then test it in a similarly sized area before buying anything else

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How to use the journal

Check

In short The journal is the clearest signal for what to do next, and it is worth re-opening every time a new area unlocks.

The journal collects goals, upgrades, collectibles, and hints in one place. The house map has more to do than just pick up leaves — there are tools to buy, areas to open, and side goals like the basketball task. Reopen the journal every time a new area becomes available, because the task list changes.

Check that you have read the current goals, not just the ones you finished earlier
Confirm the unlock conditions for the next area before spending cash on anything else
After completing a goal, check the journal numbers match what you expect visual completion and recorded completion are not always the same
Reopen the journal whenever a new area unlocks, since new tasks appear that were not there before

Picking the right upgrade

Table

In short Match the upgrade to the one problem stopping you right now, and test it before buying a second one.

You start collecting leaves by hand, and you gain access to tools like the rake and leaf blower as you progress. Tool names and prices can change with updates, so always read the in-game description before buying.

Bag fills too fast	check upgrades related to carry capacity
Collection feels slow	check upgrades related to pickup speed or handling
Big open areas take too long	look at wide-range tools like the rake or leaf blower
A new area will not open	check the journal for purchases or goals you have not finished yet
Not sure what to buy	upgrade one thing, test it, then decide on the next purchase

Classes and what they do

Summary

In short Classes are assigned by chance and give you a bonus on top of normal play, with rarer classes offering stronger or broader perks.

When you play, you are assigned a class that can give you a bonus during the game. Most players land on Starter Class, which has no bonus but is where everyone begins. Handy Man, the rarest of all, combines every bonus at once.

Starter Class　no bonus; where everyone begins
Bag Specialist　larger leaf bag capacity
Cash Treasurer　earn more cash from leaves
Diamond Treasurer　earn more diamonds
Rake Specialist　rake upgrades cost less
Blower Specialist　leaf blower upgrades cost less
Handy Man　every bonus above, combined

Unsticking your progress

Warn

In short A full bag, missed journal goals, or hidden leaves in corners are the three most common reasons progress stops — check them in that order.

When your clean percentage stops moving, the cause is almost always one of a handful of things. A full bag is the most common: you cannot collect any more leaves until you return to the drop-off point, so cleaning while full does nothing for your progress or cash. If the bag is not the problem, look at the journal for unfinished goals that are blocking an area from opening. Late in the game, the last few percent are nearly always hiding in corners, behind objects, along fence lines, or in smaller sub-areas that unlocked after you had already moved on.

Worth watching out for

Cleaning with a full bag does not count toward progress or earn cash return to the exchange point first

Swapping to a different tool and back can fix odd behaviour if collection seems to stop responding

An area locked shut usually means a journal goal or a specific purchase has not been completed yet

Check walls, fence edges, behind objects, building corners, and raised surfaces for leaves that are easy to miss

Sub-areas like the roof or court that unlocked later are often forgotten check them before assuming the map is clear

If the display looks wrong, rejoining the server can reset visual glitches

The secret ending and 100% clean

Tips

In short Reaching 100% clean triggers the secret ending, which is a separate achievement from collecting all special leaves.

The goal your friends set you — clean every last leaf — is also the condition that unlocks the game's secret ending. The clean percentage and the special leaf collection are tracked separately in the journal, so hitting 100% on one does not mean you have finished the other. Stay in the server until the ending sequence finishes; leaving early can mean the completion does not get saved.

Tips worth knowing

The secret ending unlocks when the map clean percentage reaches 100%
The special leaf collection is a separate journal item — check both independently
Do not leave the server while the ending plays, or your completion may not be recorded
The whole game, including the secret ending, can be reached without spending Robux
If you do spend Robux, confirm the amount with a parent or guardian first

Multiplayer and the mansion

Tips

In short Learn the basics on the house map before moving to the mansion, and split roles in multiplayer so no area is left untouched.

Up to twelve players can clean together. The mansion becomes available as an additional map. Start fresh from the entrance and reopen the journal as soon as you arrive.

Tips worth knowing

Finish the house map first — it teaches the journal, tools, and unlock loop before the mansion adds new complexity
Open the journal immediately on any new map — goals and conditions reset for that location
In a group, split into roles: one person on the centre, one on the edges and fence line, one watching the journal for unfinished goals
When a new area opens mid-session, quickly agree on who takes it so it does not get skipped
Before you leave a session, check your own screen for progress percentage, journal goals, and collectibles — your view may differ from others

Codes and account safety

Warn

In short Use codes only through the in-game input field, and never share personal information with anyone claiming to offer codes or rewards.

Codes are sometimes released for this game and can be redeemed in the dedicated in-game field. Each code can only be used once, and expired codes will not work.

Worth watching out for

Enter codes only in the official in-game field

Type codes exactly as given a single wrong character makes them invalid

Each code works once; entering the same code twice does not give a double reward

Old codes expire and will not redeem even if they look correct

Nobody offering a code should ever ask for your password or personal information do not share either

Community strategy ideas

Community

These ideas and tips come from people playing the game. Share your discoveries too!

だいふく3 months ago

If you get stuck, try going back to the starting area. You might notice something you missed.

Glossary

Journal: The in-game book that lists your current goals, available upgrades, collectibles, and hints all in one place.
Clean percentage: The figure showing how much of the map you have cleared, with 100% being the target that triggers the secret ending.
Carry limit: The maximum number of leaves you can hold at once; once it is full you must return to the drop-off point before you can collect more.
Area / zone: A distinct section of the map — such as the yard, court, or roof — that may need to be unlocked before you can enter and clean it.
Rake: A tool that lets you gather leaves over a wider area than collecting by hand, useful from early in the game.
Leaf blower: A tool that moves and groups leaves using wind, most effective in large open spaces.
Secret ending: A special conclusion to the story that unlocks when the map clean percentage reaches 100%.
Special leaves: Collectible items tracked separately from the clean percentage; finishing one does not automatically finish the other.
Swish: A basketball goal scored cleanly through the net, required for a journal objective that tracks consecutive successful shots.
Class: A title assigned to your character that can grant a bonus such as a larger bag, cheaper upgrades, or extra earnings.

Common questions

FAQ

I just started — what should I do first?

Open the journal from the book icon on your screen and read your current goals, what tools you have, and how many leaves you can carry. Then pick one small area close to the entrance and clear it completely. Cleaning earns cash, and cash lets you buy and upgrade tools.

Which tool or upgrade should I buy?

Figure out what is slowing you down the most right now — a bag that fills too fast, slow collection, or struggling to cover big open areas — and buy the one upgrade that fixes that specific problem. Test it before buying anything else, so you can actually see whether it helped.

My clean percentage has stopped moving. What do I do?

First check whether your bag is full; collecting while full does not count and earns no cash, so return to the drop-off point. If the bag is fine, open the journal and look for any unfinished goals that might be blocking an area. If you are stuck in the high nineties, search along walls, fence edges, behind objects, building corners, and any sub-areas that opened late.

How do I see the secret ending?

Reach 100% clean on the map — this is tracked separately from the special leaf collection, so check both in the journal. When the ending plays, stay in the server until the sequence finishes, because leaving early can prevent the game from saving your completion.

Can I finish the game without spending Robux?

Yes. In-game cash from collecting leaves is enough to buy and upgrade all tools and to reach the secret ending.

How do I complete the basketball goal?

Go to the basketball court on the house map and shoot from a close position directly in front of the hoop, keeping your camera angle consistent between throws. The journal counter only goes up when the screen shows a successful result, so watch for the on-screen confirmation after each shot. Missing resets your consecutive count, so find a position that works and do not move from it.

Updated Sep 6, 2026
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🍂 Clean all the leaves! Muffin Interactive, Playing 4.7K, Rating 86.3%

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