Relaxing Dig-and-Clean Simulator

Dig Clean Wiki

Dig up buried junk and treasure, spray every find clean, collect rare items, upgrade your tools, sell duplicates, and display your best discoveries in a personal museum.

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Dig & Clean progression guide: Step-by-Step Route

Follow a practical Dig & Clean progression guide covering digging, cleaning, selling, tool upgrades, money farming, and museum collection goals.

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Dig & Clean item list: Sorting Guide & Sell Priorities

Use this Dig & Clean item list guide to sort finds, choose cleaning priorities, manage gear purchases, and sell items efficiently.

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Dig & Clean digging locations: Farming Route & Map Tips

Learn how to find Dig & Clean digging locations, plan efficient routes, choose safe search zones, and improve your cleaning and selling cycle.

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Dig & Clean junk list: Sorting Guide & Cleaning Tips

Use this Dig & Clean junk list to sort finds, identify cleaning priorities, manage safety risks, and prepare useful items for reuse or donation.

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Dig & Clean rarity chances: Drop Rates & Tier Tips

Learn how Dig & Clean rarity chances work, why exact odds are unverified, and how to improve your search, cleaning, selling, and museum strategy.

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Dig & Clean gear prices: Shop Costs & Upgrade Tips

Learn how to compare Dig & Clean gear prices, plan upgrades, and protect your coins while digging, cleaning, selling, and buying.

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Dig & Clean codes: Current Status & Official Channels

Check the latest Dig & Clean codes status, redemption availability, official channels, and safe ways to follow Roblox game updates.

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Dig & Clean fastest way to make money: Farming Route

Learn the fastest Dig & Clean money route: dig efficiently, clean finds quickly, sell duplicates, and upgrade the slower tool first.

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Dig & Clean gear upgrades: Step-by-Step Setup Guide

Plan Dig & Clean gear upgrades with a safe progression route, automation checklist, buying priorities, and practical upgrade tips.

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Dig & Clean beginner guide: Step-by-Step Tips & Route

Follow this Dig & Clean beginner guide to dig, clean, sell, collect discoveries, upgrade tools, and build an efficient first-session route.

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Dig & Clean tips and tricks: Clam Prep Step-by-Step

Learn practical Dig & Clean tips and tricks for finding, handling, purging, cleaning, and storing clams safely after a harvest.

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Dig & Clean best spray bottle: Setup Guide & Tips

Find the best spray bottle setup in Dig & Clean with practical cleaning, refill, upgrade, and profit-focused tips.

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Getting Started

How to Play Dig Clean

Every successful run follows the same basic cycle: uncover an object, remove all dirt with the spray bottle, check the cleaned item, then decide whether to sell it for money or keep it on display. Completing the entire cycle quickly is far more useful than collecting several dirty objects at once.

1

Equip Your Shovel

Start with the shovel currently available to you and move to an accessible digging area.

Begin searching without spending money on unnecessary upgrades.

2

Dig Up Dirty Objects

Dig until an object is fully uncovered and can be collected. Finish one excavation before moving to another object.

Avoid leaving partially uncovered finds behind.

3

Use the Spray Bottle

Spray every dirty section of the object until its appearance and identity are fully revealed.

Clean the entire object instead of stopping when only the front looks clean.

4

Check the Find

Review the cleaned object and compare its rarity, value, and usefulness as a collectible.

Separate ordinary money-making finds from items worth displaying.

5

Sell or Display It

Sell routine finds to fund progression. Keep special collectibles when you want to build a display collection.

Maintain enough cash for useful shovel and spray bottle upgrades.

6

Repeat the Full Route

Return to digging immediately after selling or displaying the item. Focus on completing more full cycles rather than carrying unfinished finds.

Increase money earned per minute through consistent digging and cleaning.

Quick Tips

  • Finish one excavation completely before starting the next one.
  • Spray every side of an object, including edges and the underside.
  • Sell routine junk fast and save rare finds for the museum.
  • Upgrade whichever tool is currently slowing down your loop.
Items and Collectibles

Dig Clean Item Tier List

An item's usefulness depends on both its selling value and its role in your collection. Treasure finds are usually the strongest money targets, collectibles are valuable for display, and ordinary junk provides dependable early-game income.

S

Top-Priority Finds

Highest relative value

High-rarity treasureHigh-value collectiblesRare display pieces

Recommended Action

Keep the first collectible copy for display, then sell duplicates for progression money.

Farming Priority

Always clean and evaluate immediately.

A

Valuable Finds

High relative value

Treasure findsStrong-value cleaned objectsDesirable collectibles

Recommended Action

Sell when saving for an important tool upgrade or display when it improves the collection.

Farming Priority

Prioritize over routine junk.

B

Reliable Finds

Medium relative value

Standard collectiblesRegular cleaned objectsUseful duplicate items

Recommended Action

Sell most duplicates and keep only the pieces needed for your display.

Farming Priority

Good for steady money during normal digging routes.

C

Routine Finds

Lower relative value

Common junkLow-value cleaned objectsRepeated basic finds

Recommended Action

Sell quickly and return to digging instead of using display space.

Farming Priority

Use as consistent beginner income.

Tools and Upgrades

Dig Clean Shovel and Spray Bottle Upgrades

The best upgrade is the one that removes your current bottleneck. Upgrade the shovel when excavation takes most of the run, and improve the spray bottle when dirty objects are accumulating faster than you can clean them.

Shovel

Digging Tool

Uncovers buried junk, treasure, and collectible objects.

Performance
Digging speed and time required to uncover each object.
Best Stage
Every progression stage
Upgrade Priority
High when digging is slower than cleaning.
Best Value
Buy the next shovel upgrade when it noticeably increases the number of objects uncovered per route.

Safe to skip: Your spray bottle cannot clean finds as quickly as you uncover them.

Spray Bottle

Cleaning Tool

Removes dirt and reveals the completed appearance of discovered objects.

Performance
Cleaning speed and time required to finish each object.
Best Stage
Every progression stage
Upgrade Priority
High when several dirty finds are waiting to be cleaned.
Best Value
Buy the next spray upgrade when cleaning has become the slowest step in the earning cycle.

Safe to skip: Digging remains the main limit on how many objects you can collect.

Balanced Setup

Progression Strategy

Keeps excavation and cleaning speeds close enough to prevent downtime.

Performance
Total completed dig-to-sell cycles per minute.
Best Stage
Mid-game and advanced progression
Upgrade Priority
Highest overall efficiency
Best Value
Alternate shovel and spray upgrades instead of heavily upgrading only one tool.

Safe to skip: One tool is clearly much slower than the other and needs immediate improvement.

Money and Progression

Dig Clean Money Farming Guide

Money farming is based on completed objects, not unfinished digging. The most efficient route keeps the shovel active, cleans each find without delay, and converts routine objects into cash while reserving special collectibles for display.

Beginner Route

  1. 1Use the closest accessible digging area to reduce travel time.
  2. 2Fully uncover one object before starting another excavation.
  3. 3Clean the object immediately after collecting it.
  4. 4Sell routine junk and duplicate finds for early money.
  5. 5Purchase the upgrade that improves the slower tool.

Sell rule: Sell most early finds while keeping only the collectibles you want to display.

Goal: Build enough money for the first useful shovel or spray bottle improvement.

Mid-Game Route

  1. 1Choose digging areas where you can move rapidly between excavation points.
  2. 2Keep digging and cleaning times balanced to avoid idle time.
  3. 3Prioritize treasure and stronger-value finds when several objects are available.
  4. 4Sell duplicate collectibles instead of filling display space with repeated items.
  5. 5Reinvest earnings only when an upgrade improves full-cycle speed.

Sell rule: Keep important display pieces and convert duplicates into upgrade money.

Goal: Increase the number of completed and sold objects per minute.

Advanced Route

  1. 1Follow a repeatable circuit between productive digging spots and the selling point.
  2. 2Avoid spending time on partially completed excavations.
  3. 3Clean high-value finds first when carrying multiple dirty objects.
  4. 4Sell routine items in batches while preserving rare collection pieces.
  5. 5Measure progress by total route earnings rather than the value of one lucky find.

Sell rule: Sell valuable duplicates and retain only the strongest collection pieces.

Goal: Maximize consistent route income while continuing the search for rare items.

Collection Guide

Build Your Dig Clean Museum

The museum is the permanent collection area for discoveries recovered while digging. Clean each object before evaluating it, display valuable or missing finds, and sell unnecessary duplicates to fund better digging and cleaning tools.

Clean Items Before Displaying

Objects should be fully sprayed and cleaned before they are treated as completed discoveries. Check the cleaning progress carefully so partially dirty items do not remain unfinished.

  • Rotate or reposition the object when dirt remains hidden.
  • Inspect edges, corners, and the underside before leaving the cleaning area.
  • Wait for the completed cleaning state before moving to the museum or selling.

Prioritize New Discoveries

Display objects that fill an empty collection slot before adding duplicates. This increases collection variety and makes missing discoveries easier to identify.

  • Check whether the discovery is already represented in the museum.
  • Keep the first copy of every newly discovered object.
  • Use duplicate finds as a source of selling income.

Protect Rare Finds

Rare discoveries should normally be added to the museum instead of being sold immediately. A displayed rare object records the find while preserving an important part of the collection.

  • Review the displayed rarity before confirming a sale.
  • Keep the first rare copy even when its selling value is high.
  • Sell later duplicates when additional money is needed.

Track Completed and Missing Items

Use the museum layout as a visual checklist. Filled spaces represent completed discoveries, while empty spaces show which collectibles still need to be found.

  • Review missing slots before beginning another digging session.
  • Compare new discoveries with existing displays.
  • Focus future digging on areas that produce missing collection types.

Sell Unneeded Duplicates

Duplicate objects provide money without reducing collection completion when one copy is already displayed. Selling duplicates helps finance stronger shovels and spray bottles.

  • Confirm that a museum copy already exists.
  • Keep higher-rarity duplicates when collection plans may change.
  • Sell common duplicates first when inventory space is limited.

Use a Simple Collection Routine

A repeatable routine prevents valuable discoveries from being sold accidentally and keeps the museum organized after every digging trip.

  • 1Dig up an object.
  • 2Spray it until completely clean.
  • 3Check its rarity and collection status.
  • 4Display the first useful copy.
  • 5Sell unnecessary duplicates.
  • 6Review the museum for remaining empty slots.
Reward Codes

Dig Clean Codes and Rewards

Dig Clean rewards players through the core dig, clean, sell, and collect loop. Redeemable promo codes are listed here as soon as the game releases them, complete with redemption steps and the latest check date.

Earn Rewards by Playing

Active

Dig Clean currently grants rewards through normal digging, cleaning, selling, and museum progression, so every completed find moves your collection and income forward.

Checked: 2026-08-04

Active Codes

Watch This Space

New active Dig Clean codes appear here the moment the developers release them, each with its reward and the date it was added.

Checked: 2026-08-04

Expired Codes

Archive

Expired Dig Clean codes are kept on record so you can tell which ones no longer work and avoid trying them again.

Checked: 2026-08-04

How to Redeem Codes

Steps

When a code menu is added to Dig Clean, open it from the main game screen, paste or type your code, and confirm to claim the reward instantly.

Checked: 2026-08-04

Controls

Dig Clean Controls for Every Platform

Dig Clean uses Roblox movement controls together with context-sensitive interaction prompts. Equip the required tool, move within range of the target, and use the action shown on the screen.

PC

Move: W, A, S, and DCamera: Move the mouseJump: Spacebar
Digging
Equip the shovel, aim at a valid digging area, and use the primary action shown on screen.
Spraying
Equip the spray bottle, aim at dirt, and hold the primary action while moving across the object.
Selling
Carry or select a cleaned object and use the interaction prompt at the selling area.
Museum
Take a cleaned discovery to the museum and use the displayed interaction prompt.

Fix: Re-equip the tool, move closer to the target, and confirm the object or ground is inside the interaction range.

Mobile

Move: On-screen virtual joystickCamera: Drag across the right side of the screenJump: On-screen jump button
Digging
Equip the shovel from the hotbar, face a valid digging area, and tap or hold the action control.
Spraying
Equip the spray bottle, aim with the camera, and hold the on-screen action control.
Selling
Approach the selling area with a cleaned item and tap the interaction prompt.
Museum
Move the cleaned discovery into the museum interaction area and tap the prompt.

Fix: Release the movement joystick before tapping the action prompt, then reselect the tool if the action button does not appear.

Tablet

Move: On-screen virtual joystickCamera: Drag across the open camera areaJump: On-screen jump button
Digging
Select the shovel, position the camera over valid ground, and use the displayed action control.
Spraying
Select the spray bottle and hold the action control while sweeping the camera over dirty surfaces.
Selling
Move close to the selling point and tap the interaction prompt.
Museum
Carry the completed discovery to the museum and select the placement prompt.

Fix: Increase camera distance, approach the target from another angle, and make sure no menu is covering the interaction control.

Console

Move: Left analog stickCamera: Right analog stickJump: Controller jump button shown by Roblox
Digging
Equip the shovel, aim at valid ground, and press or hold the displayed controller action.
Spraying
Equip the spray bottle, aim with the right stick, and hold the displayed action button.
Selling
Enter the selling interaction area and press the controller button shown on screen.
Museum
Move the cleaned item to the museum placement area and use the displayed interaction button.

Fix: Center the camera on the target, reselect the tool, and reconnect the controller when button prompts stop updating.

All Platforms

Move: Platform-specific Roblox controlsCamera: Keep the target centeredJump: Platform-specific jump control
Digging
Dig only in areas where the shovel action becomes available.
Spraying
Continue spraying until the entire object reaches its completed clean state.
Selling
Only fully processed discoveries should be taken to the selling point.
Museum
Use cleaned discoveries that are ready for collection placement.

Fix: Reset the character or rejoin the server when tools remain inactive after being re-equipped.

Game Updates

Dig Clean Updates and New Items

This update tracker covers changes published through the Dig Clean Roblox page and the Squeaky Clean community. Entries are arranged with the newest information first and grouped by items, tools, balance changes, and limited content.

Official StatusDeveloper2026-08-04

Current Game Status

The current version centers on digging up buried objects, spraying them clean, checking their rarity, and choosing whether to sell or display them.

CollectionDeveloper2026-08-04

Museum and Collection Progression

The museum provides a permanent destination for displaying discoveries instead of selling every recovered object.

ToolsDeveloper2026-08-04

Shovel and Spray Tool Progression

Digging and cleaning use separate tool types, creating two progression paths for recovering and processing discoveries.

AnnouncementsDeveloper2026-08-04

Official Update Sources

New treasures, tools, balance changes, and limited content are announced through the official Roblox game page and Squeaky Clean community.