Clean all the Snow Molotov: How to Get It and Clear Snow Fast
Learn how the Clean all the Snow Molotov is obtained as a 120 Robux gamepass, how its instant large-area snow burn works, and when to throw it instead of using the Vacuum.
Quick answer
The Molotov is a Roblox gamepass in Clean all the Snow, added 9 September 2026 and priced at 120 Robux. It launches to burn a huge area of snow instantly, which makes it a mound or monument closer rather than a general cleanup tool. Cook the throw, hit the densest pile, then switch to the Vacuum for the remaining rim.
What the Molotov is and how you get it
The Molotov is a Roblox gamepass in Clean all the Snow, added 9 September 2026. It costs 120 Robux and is listed among the six passes alongside Max Capacity, Shovel, Vacuum, Snow Blower, and Snow Plow. The shop description reads: "Launch the Molotov to burn a huge area of snow instantly!" The icon is a flaming bottle over a snow pile.
It is not a Cash tool like the Shovel, Vacuum, Snow Blower, or Snow Plow; it is a paid skip. Because prices can move, treat 120 Robux as the September 2026 store-API price and let the in-game shop override it if it disagrees.
How the area-clearing effect works in practice
The Molotov burns a huge area of snow instantly. Treat it as a mound or monument closer rather than a general-purpose tool. On the house lot, use it on the back mound or a dense decorative pile; on the School Map, it is tempting for the marketing mound in the thumbnail.
The recommended pattern is to cook the throw, hit the densest mound, then vacuum the remaining rim and ash-adjacent flakes. Do not toss it next to a teammate's dump pile, and do not Molotov the dump pile itself. In co-op, call the throw and keep one bomber; everyone else vacuums the rim. It can scorch a pile onto a driveway you already cleaned if the throw is greedy, so aim carefully and put it away after the throw.
Limits and how it compares with conventional tools
The Molotov is not a first buy and not a full cleanup tool. It is ranked B on the tools tier list, below Vacuum, Snow Blower, and Snow Plow, because it is terrible as a first purchase and can undo clean driveways when thrown poorly. The suggested Cash upgrade order puts Molotov last unless a mound is literally the remaining 20%.
For leftover snow at 96–99%, the Vacuum is the default, the Shovel is tweezers under objects, and the Snow Blower and Snow Plow should be holstered because they can move counted snow onto clean rectangles. The Molotov only wins when you aim at a monument and then put it away.
No documented radius or cooldown is available for the Molotov; the "huge area" is not a documented radius, so treat the exact reach as something to judge in-game rather than a fixed figure.