Clean All The Leaves: All Duck Bot Part Locations

The Duck Bot is the one companion in Clean All The Leaves that costs nothing. You do not buy it, and you cannot roll for it. You assemble it from three parts scattered across the game’s three maps, and each part sits behind a chain of areas you have to clean first.

Quick answer: Collect the part on the swing bench in the Farm area of The House, the part lying on the left side of the Tennis Court in The Mansion, and the part tucked under a rock beside the red car in the Back Lot of The Gas Station. The Duck Bot unlocks the moment you hold all three.

All three Duck Bot part locations

One part per map, no duplicates, no random spawns. The parts sit in fixed spots, so once you reach the right area you are looking at a specific object, not searching a whole zone.

Map	Area	Exact spot
The House	Farm	On the wooden porch swing in the right corner
The Mansion	Tennis Court	On the ground along the left side of the court
The Gas Station	Back Lot	At the base of a rock next to the red car in the corner

Note: the Mansion part used to sit on a couch in the Relaxation Court, and it was moved because players kept failing to pick it up there. If you are following an older route, ignore the couch and go to the Tennis Court instead.

Areas you have to clean before each part is reachable

Every map gates its later zones behind the earlier ones, so the part is only accessible after you clear leaves through the whole chain. The Mansion is by far the fastest of the three; the House is the longest.

Map	Clean these in order to open the part’s area
The House	Frontyard, Porch, Garage, Rooftop, Basketball Court, Backyard, Pool, Maze — then the Farm opens
The Mansion	Front Yard, Porch, Left Alley, Right Alley — clearing the Right Alley opens the Tennis Court
The Gas Station	Street, Gas Station Entrance, Billboard, Bus Stop, Inside Gas Station, Restroom, Staff Room, Storage Room — then the Back Lot opens

Difficulty does not matter for the parts. Running each map on Easy is the cheapest way through, since you only need the zones unlocked, not a high payout.

Two views of the Frontyard, one still buried in leaves and one mostly cleared — Left, the Frontyard still covered in leaves; right, the same yard after enough clearing to progress toward the next objective. Image: Muffin Interactive

Collecting all three parts in one session

Start a run on The House and work through the Frontyard first. Buy leaf blower width upgrades as soon as you can afford them, because the House chain runs eight zones deep and raw rake speed will not carry you there in a reasonable time.

Frontyard run in progress with the Tab key prompt for opening the journal on screen — The Frontyard at the start of a House run, with the Tab prompt for your journal. Image: Muffin Interactive

After the Maze is clean, walk through the gate into the Farm and head to the right corner. The yellow duck piece is sitting on the seat of the wooden swing, and clicking it triggers the pickup prompt.

The Collect prompt appearing over a highlighted pickup during a leaf-clearing run — The Collect prompt is what confirms a pickup has registered. Image: Muffin Interactive

Leave the run immediately. There is no requirement to finish a map after grabbing a part, and quitting early saves you the entire back half of the House.

Load The Mansion, clear through the Right Alley to open the Tennis Court, and pick the duck head off the ground on the left side. Then do the same on The Gas Station, pushing through the Storage Room to reach the Back Lot, where the last piece is wedged at the base of a rock by the red car in the corner.

How to confirm the Duck Bot unlocked

Each pickup fires an on-screen notice reading “Duck part found!” along with your running count, so you always know how many you are missing. The Bots stall in the hub shows the same progress as a counter next to the Duck Bot entry, sitting between L33FBOT and Strawberry Elephant.

Once the third part registers, the Duck Bot is added to your hotbar on its own. You can also open the Bots Shop in the spawn area beside the leaderboards, select the Duck Bot, and hit Equip if it is not already slotted.

Duck Bot uptime, cooldown, and what it collects

Click the Duck Bot in your hotbar or press its hotkey, then drop it anywhere in the zone you are working. It picks up leaves near itself for two minutes, then goes into a one-minute recharge before you can deploy it again.

Behavior	Detail
Active duration	2 minutes per deployment
Recharge	1 minute before redeploying
Cost	Free — no Robux or gems for the parts or the bot
Tool conflict	None; it runs passively while you use a rake, blower, or mower

Because it works alongside whatever tool you have equipped, the practical gain is a second collector cleaning the patch you are not standing in. Drop it in the densest pile and keep raking elsewhere.

A leaf-covered zone in Clean All The Leaves during an active cleaning run — Deploy the Duck Bot into the thickest leaf coverage and keep clearing the rest yourself. Image: Muffin Interactive

Why a part will not show up or pick up

The area is still locked. Parts only exist in the Farm, the Tennis Court, and the Back Lot, and those zones do not appear until the preceding areas are fully cleaned.
You are checking the old Mansion spot. The couch in the Relaxation Court no longer holds the part, and it was unreliable to grab even when it did.
You have not unlocked all three maps. The Duck Bot needs one part from each, so a map you cannot enter is a part you cannot finish the set without.

The whole set is a one-time collection, so once the counter hits three you never have to run those maps for parts again. From there it is just a matter of remembering to redeploy the Duck Bot every time the recharge finishes.