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Sweep moon dust, space junk, and meteor debris to earn cash, upgrade your gear, unlock cleaning robots, build a lunar base, and explore new craters with friends.
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Backpack Upgrade: Capacity Priority Guide & Sell Route Tips
Learn when to buy a Clean the Moon backpack upgrade, how capacity affects your sell loop, and the best upgrade order for faster cash.
Clean the Moon Base Guide: Step-by-Step Setup Walkthrough
Build an efficient Moon base in Clean the Moon: power setup, dust processing, upgrade priority, and automation tips in one walkthrough.
Clean the Moon Base Upgrades: Priority Order & Expansion Tips
Learn how to prioritize Clean the Moon base upgrades, expand your lunar base efficiently, and grow passive income without slowing gear progression.
Clean the Moon Beginner Guide: First-Hour Route & Upgrade Order
Learn the Clean the Moon beginner loop: sweep debris, sell materials, upgrade brooms, backpacks, and moon boots, and unlock new lunar zones fast.
Clean the Moon Best Backpack: Capacity Upgrades Ranked
Find the best backpack upgrades in Clean the Moon. Compare capacity tiers, selling efficiency, and the ideal order to buy each upgrade.
Clean the Moon Best Broom: Upgrade Path & Tier Comparison
Find the best broom in Clean the Moon. Compare cleaning speed, upgrade priorities, and the smartest broom upgrade order for faster lunar farming.
Best Robots: Tier Rankings & Automation Setup Guide
Find the best robots in Clean the Moon. Compare robot value, unlock timing, and automation priorities to maximize passive income.
Clean the Moon Best Strategy: Fast Progression & Money Route
Learn the best Clean the Moon strategy: upgrade priorities, farming routes, robots, base timing, and zone unlocks for faster progression.
Broom Upgrade: Priority Order & Efficiency Tips for Fast Cleaning
Learn how Clean the Moon broom upgrades work, when to buy them over backpacks or moon boots, and the best upgrade order to clean faster.
Clean the Moon: Beginner Progression & Upgrade Walkthrough
Learn the Clean the Moon Roblox loop: sweep debris, sell resources, upgrade brooms and backpacks, unlock craters, robots, and your lunar base.
Clean the Moon Cleaning Progress: Zone Walkthrough & Tips
Track your Clean the Moon cleaning progress with zone unlock steps, upgrade priorities, robot automation tips, and farming route advice.
Clean the Moon Cleaning Robot: Unlock Guide & Best Value Tips
Learn when to buy cleaning robots in Clean the Moon, how automation works with your lunar base, and the best investment order for passive income.
Clean the Moon Codes
Check the current code status before you redeem. This tracker covers active Clean the Moon codes, what they reward, and where new codes are announced first.
Current Code Status
No active codes are live right now. New codes usually arrive with game updates and seasonal events, so check back soon and grab them the moment they drop.
Where New Codes Drop
New Clean the Moon codes are announced on the official Lunarlit Works Roblox community and the game page. Follow both to catch every code as soon as it goes live.
How to Redeem a Code
- 1Launch Clean the Moon on Roblox.
- 2Open the in-game code or redemption menu when it is available.
- 3Enter an active code exactly as announced.
- 4Submit the code and the reward lands in your account instantly.
Clean the Moon Beginner Guide
Clean the Moon runs on a repeatable loop: clean lunar debris, collect materials, sell your haul, and reinvest the cash in gear. A smart first-hour route means more collecting and less walking.
Start Cleaning Nearby Debris
Use your broom on debris close to the starting area. Quick, easy targets let you learn the cleaning and collection loop without overextending.
Collect Until Your Backpack Is Nearly Full
Pick up the materials your cleaning produces and watch your backpack capacity. Heading back before the inventory overloads cuts wasted travel and keeps runs smooth.
Sell Your Materials
Take your haul to the selling point and convert it into cash. Regular selling funds the early equipment upgrades that speed up everything else.
Buy the Upgrade That Fixes Your Bottleneck
Backpack upgrades if you sell too often, broom upgrades if cleaning drags, moon boots if walking eats your route time.
Push Into New Moon Areas
With better gear, move farther across the lunar surface. New areas add progression opportunities and make your upgraded speed and capacity pay off.
Recommended First-Hour Route
Clean nearby debris, run a few short sell trips, buy capacity or cleaning-speed upgrades, then add movement gear once travel becomes the main delay. Finish the hour with a repeatable route through your most convenient unlocked area.
Quick Tips
- Return to sell before your backpack is completely full — overflow walks are wasted time.
- Upgrade the tool that removes your biggest delay instead of buying whatever is cheapest.
- Short, repeatable routes near the selling point beat long risky trips in the first hour.
- Movement upgrades snowball: faster travel feeds every later farming run.
Clean the Moon Upgrade Guide
Backpacks decide how long you can farm, brooms decide how fast you clear, and moon boots decide how quickly you move. Spend on whichever one is causing your current bottleneck.
| Equipment | Improves | Best For | When to Prioritize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brooms | Cleaning speed and the time it takes to clear each debris pile | Players who spend too long clearing individual debris | High when cleaning is the slowest part of every run |
| Backpacks | How many materials you can carry before returning to sell | Players who hit capacity after only a few collections | High early on, when frequent sell trips limit earnings |
| Moon Boots | Travel efficiency between debris, selling areas, and zones | Players who spend more time walking than collecting | High once routes lengthen or you expand into distant areas |
| Priority Rule | Overall farming efficiency by targeting the largest time loss | Anyone comparing their next purchase | Capacity for inventory delays, broom power for cleaning delays, boots for travel delays |
Clean the Moon Money Guide
Steady income comes from a tight collect-and-sell cycle: short routes, full backpacks, and upgrades that remove your biggest delay — not chasing far-away debris too early.
Moon Dust Farming
Treat moon dust as your dependable early income and stay near the selling area. Short routes make repeated sales easy and keep cash flowing.
Space Junk Runs
Collect space junk along a route that keeps several debris sources within reach. Upgrade backpack capacity when sell trips interrupt the route too often.
Meteor Debris Runs
Fold meteor debris into your route once your gear handles longer cycles. Stronger brooms pay off when clearing takes longer than traveling.
Upgrade Spending Priority
Spend first on the upgrade that removes your main delay: backpack capacity for frequent sell trips, broom speed for slow cleaning, moon boots for long walks.
Traveling Too Far Too Early
Long routes can earn less cash per minute if movement and cleaning time outweigh the extra debris value. Unlock efficient nearby routes first.
Ignoring Inventory Capacity
Forced early returns cut collection time. If your backpack fills before a practical route is done, prioritize capacity over upgrades that don't fix the interruption.
Clean the Moon Zone Unlock Guide
Move to a new crater only after your gear can handle it. This progression path balances zone access, cleaning speed, storage capacity, and long-term resource gains.
Starting Lunar Area
Unlock: Available from the beginning of the game.
Recommended gear: Starter cleaning gear with enough capacity for repeated short runs.
Preparation
- Learn the basic cleaning loop.
- Bank resources toward your first cleaning-speed or capacity upgrade.
- Sell regularly instead of letting storage sit full.
Expected Rewards
- Basic lunar resources
- Early upgrade cash
- Progress toward the first zone unlock
First Unlocked Crater
Unlock: Reach the progression threshold from the starting area and purchase or activate the first crater access.
Recommended gear: Improved cleaning gear with noticeably better speed or capacity than the starter setup.
Preparation
- Upgrade your main cleaning tool before buying the access.
- Save enough cash for the unlock plus one immediate gear upgrade.
- Keep collection trips short until storage capacity improves.
Expected Rewards
- Higher-value lunar resources
- Faster progression currency
- Access to stronger gear and automation options
Advanced Lunar Zone
Unlock: Complete the required progress in earlier craters and meet the next area's access requirement.
Recommended gear: Mid-progression gear that clears dense debris without excessive return trips.
Preparation
- Raise cleaning speed and storage capacity together.
- Keep a cash reserve for zone access fees or required upgrades.
- Start using automated collection support if available.
Expected Rewards
- More valuable resource drops
- Faster progress toward advanced upgrades
- Better returns from automated collection
Unlock: Finish earlier zone requirements and hit the gear and resource thresholds.
Recommended gear: High-tier cleaning gear backed by expanded storage and automation.
Preparation
- Lock in essential speed, capacity, and durability upgrades first.
- Let robots hold your income steady while you clear the new area manually.
- Expand the base only after the gear for efficient cleaning is secured.
Expected Rewards
- The strongest resource gains in the game
- Late-game progression currency
- Better efficiency for robots and base collection
Clean the Moon Robot and Base Guide
Automation works best when it supports your manual loop instead of replacing essential gear upgrades. Invest in robots once cleaning income is stable, then grow the base in stages.
Robots collect resources over time while you clear debris and push into new lunar areas.
- Prioritize your first robot after improving the core cleaning tool and storage.
- Automated collection keeps earning while you travel, upgrade, or go inactive.
- Add more robots once the base can support them without delaying essential gear.
Best Time to Invest
After the first meaningful manual upgrades are done and collection income is consistent.
Main Benefit
Passive resource generation that funds future upgrades.
Clean the Moon Gear Tier List
The best setup depends on your goal: learning the loop, farming fast, unlocking zones, or feeding late-game automation. Gear value shifts as your objectives change.
Advanced Cleaning Gear
Best For
- Late-game farming
- Fast zone progression
- High-volume collection
Advanced gear clears lunar debris fastest and pairs perfectly with expanded storage and automated collection.
Maximize resources per active run or prepare for difficult new zones.
Mid-Progression Upgraded Gear
Best For
- Unlocking the next crater
- Balanced farming
- Fewer repeated sell trips
The best balance of cleaning speed, cost, and capacity — the practical workhorse for the middle of the game.
Your starter setup feels slow but advanced gear is not yet affordable.
Starter Gear with Early Upgrades
Best For
- Beginners
- Learning the cleaning loop
- Saving for the first big upgrade
Cheap and enough for the starting area, but lower speed and capacity fall behind in larger zones.
The opening progression — replace it once upgrade costs are easy to recover.
Underpowered Setup
Best For
- Temporary use
- Testing a new area
- Very early collection
Longer cleaning times and constant base returns slow both zone progression and automation growth.
Only when necessary — fix speed or capacity before spending on optional base expansion.
Clean the Moon Multiplayer Guide
Teams clear more debris when everyone owns a section instead of everyone following the same route. Split the area, call out finished zones, and coordinate returns to the base.
Divide the Cleaning Area
Split the current crater into clearly defined sections before you start cleaning.
- Assign each player a different direction, lane, or landmark.
- Stay in your section unless it is already clear.
- Use visible boundaries so two players never clean the same debris.
Team benefit: Cuts duplicated work and raises lunar ground cleared per minute.
Assign Collection and Support Roles
Higher-capacity players run longer routes while others handle nearby debris and frequent returns.
- Send the fastest cleaner at dense or high-value debris.
- Have a support player haul resources when storage fills up.
- Rotate roles when someone falls behind or hits an upgrade threshold.
Team benefit: Keeps everyone active while limiting downtime from full storage.
Coordinate Routes and Returns
Plan routes that move outward from the base and loop back through areas that still hold resources.
- Call out when your route is done before entering another player's section.
- Time base visits around storage capacity and upgrade needs.
- Use separate return paths in large areas.
Team benefit: Improves travel efficiency and stops players converging on the same cleaned path.
Combine Manual Cleaning With Automation
Let robots and the lunar base hold resource income while the team focuses on active cleaning and zone unlocks.
- Keep automated systems running while players clear the next area.
- Pool team progress toward essential gear and capacity first.
- Expand the base only when it won't delay the next important equipment upgrade.
Team benefit: Creates both immediate cleaning speed and steady long-term resource growth.