Clean all the Snow Tool Upgrades: What You Can Upgrade

Quick answer

In Clean all the Snow you can buy and upgrade tools to clear snow faster. Reported upgradeable attributes include shovel width and mobility, vacuum width, reach, and mobility, plus capacity and dexterity tracks. A widely referenced fan-wiki spending order is: unlock the Vacuum first, then put Cash into vacuum radius/tank before cosmetics.

Confirmed upgradeable tool attributes

Clean all the Snow lets players buy and upgrade tools to clear snow faster. The official game description states: "🪏 Buy and upgrade tools to help you go faster!" A gameplay walkthrough shows the upgrade menu offering distinct attributes per tool.

For the Shovel, the player purchased "shovel width so it gets more stud length" and later "shovel mobility so we can go a little bit faster with it." For the Vacuum, the menu showed "width, reach, and mobility," and the player bought "vacuum width so it's a little bit wider on studs," plus reach and mobility upgrades.

A separate upgrade track called capacity increases how much snow the bag holds (the player noted "we can only hold 60 snow at max"), and a "dexterity" upgrade makes the tool "tick faster when I'm holding it." The fan wiki summarizes the practical effect: "Improve your range to collect snow from farther away" and "Increase your capacity to carry more snow."

How upgrades change tool performance in practice

Upgrades visibly change how each tool performs. The Shovel upgrade "shovel width" extends its reach, and "shovel mobility" makes the player move faster while holding it (the video notes the base tool made the player "slower than dirt"). The Vacuum's width upgrade makes it "a little bit wider on studs," its reach upgrade lets the player collect from farther away, and its mobility upgrade counters the slowdown from carrying it.

Capacity upgrades raise the bag limit; the gameplay video shows the player capped at 60 snow after buying capacity. The fan wiki warns that a full tank makes you "waddle," so dumping often matters: "Dump the canister often; a full tank makes you waddle." The wiki also notes that Max Capacity "does not clear snow by itself. It makes Vacuum (or any bag tool) dump less often," and that "a Vacuum with a tiny tank dumps every twenty seconds and looks weak. The same Vacuum with max bag looks S-tier."

Upgrades versus gamepasses and Robux

Tool upgrades and gamepasses are separate systems in Clean all the Snow. The gamepasses page explains that "Gamepasses in Clean all the Snow are paid shortcuts for tools you can also grind," and that "If you never spend Robux, you can still finish Normal and Secret with Cash buys and the walkthrough." It advises: "If a code grants Cash, spend Cash first and delay passes."

The suggested Robux order is Vacuum, then Max Capacity, then Snow Blower or Snow Plow depending on map, then Molotov, then Shovel cosmetics. The page warns: "If you already own Vacuum in-world, do not buy the Vacuum pass unless the pass is a stronger unique variant — check the shop description before you double-pay." Max Capacity is described as the cheapest pass and "the easiest to misunderstand" because it only increases bag size, not clearing power. The gameplay video confirms players can also spend Robux to buy in-game dollars directly from the shop.

What remains uncertain

Exact per-level upgrade costs in Cash are not documented, and there is no complete upgrade cost table. Specific stat values such as stud radii, speed multipliers, or capacity numbers per upgrade level are also not documented. The upgrade order above is a fan wiki recommendation, not a developer-confirmed optimal path.

The relationship between the in-game Cash capacity upgrade and the Max Capacity gamepass is not clearly established. The gameplay video describes capacity maxing out at 60 snow, while the fan wiki discusses Max Capacity as a gamepass that unlocks a maximum bag limit and makes the Vacuum look S-tier. Check the current shop description and upgrade menu in-game to confirm whether these are the same upgrade or separate systems.

Upgrade availability may change with patches, and the gameplay video reflects a single player's experience that may not cover every upgrade option or menu layout.