Clean all the Snow Tools: Clearing Tool Lineup & Prices

The lineup includes five clearing tools plus a capacity pass. Recorded September 2026 gamepass prices are Shovel 99 Robux, Vacuum 200, Snow Blower 240, Snow Plow 499, Molotov 120, and Max Capacity 80. These are Robux prices, not confirmed in-run Cash prices; check the current shop before spending. The game description confirms you "Buy and upgrade tools to help you go faster."

Tips

Shovel — 99 Robux gamepass

You spawn with it. Stand close; it is a melee clear. Good under benches, cars, and for the first 2,000 Cash. Upgrade only if you cannot afford Vacuum yet.

Vacuum — 200 Robux gamepass

Aim at the base of a drift, walk backward as the tank fills, dump often. Removes snow from fence feet, porch corners, bike racks, and stair edges without spraying it onto a finished driveway. Slow on a huge empty parking loop.

Snow Blower — 240 Robux gamepass

Strafe in lanes on asphalt. Push toward a vent or pile-off; do not scatter snow into a still-counted grass patch. Faster than Vacuum on the house driveway and School drop-off. Weakness: clutter — racks, benches, and porch rails bounce snow into counted gaps.

Snow Plow — 499 Robux gamepass

Wide pass on asphalt. Shines on a bus lane or second street. Bad under cars and on stairs. Watch corners; plows miss curb snow that still counts.

Molotov — 120 Robux gamepass

"Launch the Molotov to burn a huge area of snow instantly!" Perfect for the marketing mountain. Terrible as a first buy; can scorch a pile onto a driveway you already cleaned. In co-op, call the throw.

Max Capacity — 80 Robux gamepass

Not a clearing tool, but a bag pass that changes every tool. A Vacuum with a tiny tank dumps every twenty seconds and looks weak.

What each clearing tool does and its practical use cases

Mistakes to avoid

Problem

Using the Snow Blower or Snow Plow near clutter such as racks, benches, and porch rails.

Fix

Switch to the Vacuum or Shovel in these spots. Blower and Plow bounce snow into counted gaps, leaving leftover snow behind.

Problem

Scattering snow from the Snow Blower into a still-counted grass patch.

Fix

Push snow toward a vent or pile-off instead. Keep the blower lanes on asphalt and away from patches that still count.

Problem

Trying to clear under cars or on stairs with the Snow Plow.

Fix

Use the Shovel for under cars and the Vacuum for stair edges. The Plow is a wide asphalt pass and misses curb snow that still counts.

Problem

Buying the Molotov as a first tool.

Fix

Unlock the Vacuum first. The Molotov can scorch a pile onto a driveway you already cleaned, so save it for a mound that is the remaining chunk.

Problem

Judging the Vacuum as weak when the tank is small.

Fix

Check dump frequency before buying a second lane tool. A Vacuum with a tiny tank dumps every twenty seconds; the same Vacuum with max bag looks S-tier.

Mistakes to avoid

Problem	Fix
Using the Snow Blower or Snow Plow near clutter such as racks, benches, and porch rails.	Switch to the Vacuum or Shovel in these spots. Blower and Plow bounce snow into counted gaps, leaving leftover snow behind.
Scattering snow from the Snow Blower into a still-counted grass patch.	Push snow toward a vent or pile-off instead. Keep the blower lanes on asphalt and away from patches that still count.
Trying to clear under cars or on stairs with the Snow Plow.	Use the Shovel for under cars and the Vacuum for stair edges. The Plow is a wide asphalt pass and misses curb snow that still counts.
Buying the Molotov as a first tool.	Unlock the Vacuum first. The Molotov can scorch a pile onto a driveway you already cleaned, so save it for a mound that is the remaining chunk.
Judging the Vacuum as weak when the tank is small.	Check dump frequency before buying a second lane tool. A Vacuum with a tiny tank dumps every twenty seconds; the same Vacuum with max bag looks S-tier.

Recommended upgrade order and tool priorities

Roadmap

1. 1

   1. Unlock Vacuum

   Get the default all-around clearing tool.

   • Prioritize earned Cash for this step.
   • Do not upgrade Shovel cosmetics.
2. 2

   2. Vacuum radius / tank

   Make the Vacuum dump less often and cover more ground.

   • Prioritize earned Cash for this step next.
   • If your Vacuum feels bad, check dump frequency before buying a second lane tool.
3. 3

   3. Snow Blower

   Clear open asphalt faster.

   • Buy only if you have open asphalt left.
   • Strafe in lanes and push toward a vent.
4. 4

   4. Capacity

   Increase bag size so every tool dumps less often.

   • See Max Capacity on the pass page.
5. 5

   5. Plow

   Clear a wide lane.

   • Buy if a wide lane just unlocked.
   • Watch corners; plows miss curb snow that still counts.
6. 6

   6. Molotov

   Burn a huge area of snow instantly.

   • Buy last unless a mound is literally the remaining 20%.
   • In co-op, call the throw.

School Map wants Vacuum plus Plow more than the house does. For the last three percent: Vacuum is default; Shovel for under benches and car skirts; Molotov only if a monument is the remaining chunk; Snow Blower and Plow should be holstered because they create leftover snow at this stage.

Normal tools versus paid shortcuts and capacity relationship

Cash tool purchases and Robux gamepasses are different purchase paths. The amounts above are recorded gamepass prices, not confirmed Cash prices. Max Capacity is a bag pass ranked on gamepasses, but it is not a clearing tool. A Vacuum with a tiny tank dumps every twenty seconds and looks weak; the same Vacuum with max bag looks S-tier. If your Vacuum "feels bad," check dump frequency before you buy a second lane tool. The Molotov pass description says "Launch the Molotov to burn a huge area of snow instantly!" and it is listed with a price of 120, but the separation between it as a normal tool versus a paid shortcut is not clearly established. Treat the Molotov's exact classification as currently inconsistent and check the in-game shop before buying.