Clean all the Snow Tools Tier List

Tools are the entire power curve in Clean all the Snow. There is no pet hatch and no class spin on the official pass list. You swing a Shovel, suck with a Vacuum, push with a Snow Blower, roll a Snow Plow, or ignite a Molotov. This page ranks them for clearing the house lot and the School Map before the timer expires.

Parent snapshot: tier list hub. Robux versions: gamepasses. Field use: controls.

S — Vacuum

Official media shows a red handheld vac, a clear canister filling with snow, and an E VACUUM prompt. That is the Secret Ending tool. It removes snow from fence feet, porch corners, bike racks, and stair edges without spraying it onto a finished driveway. Dump the canister often; a full tank makes you waddle. Upgrade radius before you upgrade flashy cosmetics. If you only ever buy one Cash tool, buy this.

Weakness: slow on a huge empty parking loop. Swap to Blower or Plow for those rectangles.

S — Snow Blower

Lane machine. Strafe down asphalt, aim at a vent or pile-off, do not wave it like a hose at a clean lawn. On the house driveway it is faster than Vacuum. On School drop-off it is the same story. Weakness: clutter. Racks, benches, and porch rails bounce snow into counted gaps. Holster it at 98% or you will undo a secret ending lap.

A — Snow Plow

Wide closer. Shines when ChainLemonade gives you a bus lane or a second street. Bad under cars and on stairs. Unlock it after Vacuum exists so you are not plowing while 8% hides on a porch. School Map raises this rank; house lot keeps it as a closer, not an opener.

B — Molotov

Pass description: “Launch the Molotov to burn a huge area of snow instantly!” Perfect for the marketing mountain. Terrible as a first buy. It can scorch a pile onto a driveway you already cleaned if the throw is greedy. In co-op, call the throw. One bomber. Everyone else Vacuums the rim.

C — Shovel

You spawn with it. It still has a job: tweezers under objects, and the first 2,000 Cash. Upgrade it only if you cannot afford Vacuum yet. The moment Vacuum is in the hotbar, the shovel is a backup, not a personality.

Upgrade order (Cash)

1. Unlock Vacuum.
2. Vacuum radius / tank.
3. Snow Blower if you have open asphalt left.
4. Capacity (see Max Capacity on the pass page).
5. Plow if a wide lane just unlocked.
6. Molotov last unless a mound is literally the remaining 20%.

Spend codes on step 1–2. Do not upgrade shovel cosmetics. The walkthrough tells you which zone wants which tool. School Map wants Vacuum plus Plow more than the house does.

Swap discipline

Hotbar panic is how timers die. Before you enter a zone, pick the tool that matches the snow shape: volume = blower/plow, edges = vacuum, monument = molotov, stubborn pixel = shovel. If you are opening the shop to read this wiki, you already lost thirty seconds. Screenshot the table, close the menu, play.

Scripts that auto-equip “best” are described under auto-clean. They are not required for these ranks to work.

Capacity is not a tool, but it changes every tool

Max Capacity is a bag pass, ranked on gamepasses. Mentioning it here matters because 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.

A 10-minute experiment

On the house driveway, time a shovel lane, a Vacuum lane, and a Blower lane across the same rectangle. The shovel loses. Vacuum wins if the rectangle has a curb. Blower wins if the rectangle is empty asphalt. That experiment is the whole tier list. Repeat it on School stairs and the Vacuum wins again. Repeat it on the bus loop and Plow or Blower wins. Molotov only wins if you aim at the monument and then put it away.

Keep the shovel on the hotbar as slot 5, not slot 1. Slot 1 should be the tool that matches the current zone so panic swaps do not equip tweezers during a dump. Controls covers the E confusion; this page covers what should already be in your hand when E fires.