Clean all the Snow Beginner Guide: Core Gameplay Loop

Quick answer

In Clean all the Snow, a blizzard has buried the city, you are out of toilet paper, and the store will close unless you clear every drift. You cannot reach the store until you clean up every bit of snow, so the run is a race against the timer to clear snow, buy and upgrade faster tools, and unlock new parts of the map as your completion percentage climbs.

• Hit 100% to unlock the SECRET ENDING.
• Simply finishing a run gives the NORMAL ENDING.
• The School Map adds a third ending badge.

Run objective and win condition

Clean all the Snow is a Roblox adventure from ChainLemonade Studios. A blizzard buried the city, you are out of toilet paper, and the store will close unless you clear every drift. The stated goal is to reach the store before it closes, which you cannot do until you clean up every bit of snow.

Hitting 100% unlocks the SECRET ENDING. Simply finishing a run gives the NORMAL ENDING, and the School Map adds a third ending badge.

Order of core actions during a run

Roadmap

1. 1

   Clean

   Clear all the snow before the timer runs out.

   • Work through the snow in front of you to raise your completion percentage
   • Keep an eye on the HUD percentage and timer
2. 2

   Buy and upgrade

   Spend what you earn on faster tools.

   • Buy and upgrade tools to help you go faster
   • Reinvest earnings into a better tool rather than clearing everything by hand
3. 3

   Unlock the map

   Open new parts of the map as you progress.

   • Push your completion percentage higher to unlock the next area
   • Clear the newly opened streets before the timer expires
4. 4

   Reach 100%

   Hit 100% to unlock the SECRET ENDING.

   • Sweep leftover clumps the percentage counter still sees
   • Check the HUD bar to confirm you are at 100%

How tools, map access, timer, capacity, and completion interact

You shovel, vacuum, blow, and plow snow against a timer, buy faster tools, and unlock new streets as the percentage climbs. The in-game HUD shows a percentage and a timer. Tools are the main power curve: you swing a Shovel, suck with a Vacuum, push with a Snow Blower, roll a Snow Plow, or ignite a Molotov. Capacity limits how much snow you can carry before you must dump, so a small tank forces frequent dump runs and makes any tool feel weak. The percentage counter tracks snow volume the server still owns, so the completion bar can stall at 96-99% on leftover clumps the camera skipped. The School Map arrived in September 2026 and adds its own badge.

Timer length is not consistent across all reports; some runs are described with a 90-minute limit while other descriptions only mention the timer without a value, so check the on-screen timer at the start of your run rather than assuming a fixed length.

Common first-run mistakes

Tips

Slow first tool buy

Waiting too long before your first upgrade leaves you shoveling by hand and burning timer.

Leftover clumps

The percentage counter still sees snow at fence bottoms, porch corners, curb edges, and under objects even when the area looks clear.

Panic sprint

Rushing at the end can skip the last unlocked street and leave counted snow behind.

Full tank in a new area

Opening a new area with a full tank and nowhere to dump forces a backtrack.

Scattering counted snow

Waving a Snow Blower over clutter can push counted snow into gaps instead of clearing it.

A two-minute drill: after you think you are done, pitch the camera down, run the zone's edge list, then look at the bar. If it moved, you found leftover geometry.