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Clean all the Snow Snow Blower: How to Get It and Use It

Learn how to get the Clean all the Snow Snow Blower, its 240 Robux gamepass price, how it pushes drifts down asphalt lanes, where it shines, and when to holster it.

Quick answer

The Snow Blower is a confirmed purchasable Clean all the Snow tool listed as a Roblox gamepass at 240 Robux. It pushes drifts down asphalt lanes rather than bagging snow, so it works best on open pavement like the house driveway and school parking loop.

What the Snow Blower is and how to get it

The Snow Blower is a confirmed purchasable tool in Clean all the Snow. It appears in the Roblox shop alongside the Shovel, Vacuum, Snow Plow, Molotov, and Max Capacity, and it is also listed as one of the game's Robux gamepasses at 240 Robux. A gameplay video also confirms players can buy a snowblower in-game, calling it "the most fun" tool according to the game.

Note that the 240 figure is documented as a Robux gamepass price. An in-run Cash price is not documented, and the Snow Blower's price and balance can change, so confirm the current shop value in-game before buying.

How the Snow Blower clears snow

The Snow Blower pushes drifts rather than bagging them. It is a lane machine: strafe down asphalt and aim the push toward a vent or pile-off instead of waving it like a hose at a clean lawn. Do not scatter snow into a still-counted grass patch. On the house driveway it is faster than the Vacuum, and the same holds on the School drop-off loop.

Tips

House driveway

Snow Blower is faster than Vacuum on open asphalt lanes.

School drop-off / front loop

Same story as the house driveway — asphalt first.

School parking loop

Blowers love the parking loop.

Side parking

Plow or Blower lanes, then curb Vacuum.

Co-op house split

One player takes spawn driveway with the Blower while others Vacuum porches and fences.

Empty asphalt

Snow Blower wins if the rectangle is empty asphalt.

Limitations and when to holster the Snow Blower

Mistakes to avoid

Problem
Clutter kills it — racks, benches, and porch rails bounce snow into counted gaps.
Fix
Keep the Snow Blower on open asphalt and switch to the Vacuum around clutter.
Problem
Blowers scatter snow under racks; at 98% this undoes a secret-ending lap.
Fix
Holster the Snow Blower before the final push and let the Vacuum clean the last gaps.
Problem
A Snow Blower that 'helped' at 98% often moved counted snow onto a clean rectangle.
Fix
Stop using it near the end of a run; holster it.
Problem
On the School Map, blowers scatter snow under racks and you will hate yourself at 98%.
Fix
Avoid the Snow Blower under racks on the School Map.
Problem
Solo Secret runs that live on porches do not benefit from the Snow Blower.
Fix
Skip it if you solo Secret and live on porches.
Problem
In co-op, a random who snow-blows a finished driveway re-dirties counted rectangles.
Fix
Work porches they cannot easily re-dirty or hop servers.

Snow Blower versus Vacuum: which to buy

The Snow Blower and the Vacuum serve different jobs. The Vacuum is the Secret Ending tool that removes snow from fence feet, porch corners, bike racks, and stair edges without spraying it onto a finished driveway. The Snow Blower is the lane machine for open asphalt. Buy the Snow Blower if your group already has a Vacuum player and you want to own asphalt; skip it if you solo Secret and live on porches. In the Cash upgrade order, the Snow Blower sits after unlocking the Vacuum and upgrading its radius or tank, and before Plow or Molotov.