Clean all the Snow Vacuum: Cost, Use, and Capacity

Quick answer

The Vacuum is a distinct snow-collecting tool in Clean all the Snow. It has an in-world Cash purchase path and a gamepass recorded at 200 Robux in September 2026. The exact Cash price and relationship between these options remain uncertain. If you already own the Vacuum in-world, do not buy the Vacuum pass unless the pass is a stronger unique variant. Once you have it, aim at the base of a drift, walk backward as the tank fills, and dump often.

What the Vacuum Is and How to Acquire It

Official media shows a red handheld vac with a clear canister filling with snow. In the Cash upgrade order, unlocking the Vacuum comes first, followed by Vacuum radius and tank upgrades.

The gamepass is described as the best first skip for 100% leftovers. If you already own the Vacuum in-world, do not buy the Vacuum pass unless the pass is a stronger unique variant.

The exact relationship between the in-world Cash option and the Robux gamepass is not fully resolved. Treat them as potentially separate options and check the live shop in-game before spending Robux if you already own the Vacuum.

How to Equip and Use the Vacuum

On PC, the Vacuum is equipped with E; the official screenshot prints E VACUUM on a black keycap. On mobile, the Vacuum prompt becomes an on-screen E or Use button. On console, the right trigger uses the equipped tool and interact is the context button.

To use the Vacuum, aim at the base of a drift and walk backward as the tank fills. Dump often; a full tank makes you waddle. First person is better once the Vacuum is out because the tank model blocks less of the drift in front of you. The Vacuum is the tweezers of the tool set: beam the base, not the sky.

Where the Vacuum Is Strongest: Tight Spaces and Clutter

The Vacuum removes snow from fence feet, porch corners, bike racks, and stair edges without spraying it onto a finished driveway. It is the Secret Ending tool because the last few percent of a run hide in exactly those spots. On the School Map, Vacuums love racks and stairs; vacuum every U-bar because blowers scatter snow under racks and you will hate yourself at 98%. In co-op, Player B takes porch and steps Vacuum, Player C takes fence line Vacuum, and on School, north stairs Vacuum and courtyard racks Vacuum. Its weakness is that it is slow on a huge empty parking loop; swap to Blower or Plow for those rectangles.

How the Vacuum Interacts with Capacity

The Vacuum fills a tank, and a full tank makes you waddle, so dump frequency matters. Max Capacity does not clear snow by itself; it makes the Vacuum (or any bag tool) dump less often. 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. On the School Map, dump points sit farther apart than suburban bins, which is why Max Capacity jumped in value the week that map shipped. Fill, dump, return; do not carry a full canister up the stairs for later.