Clearing a yard in Clean all the leaves comes down to which tool you hold. You start every run with bare Hands, clicking leaves one at a time and dropping them in the bin for Cash. Once the money starts flowing, five tools open up that let you sweep, siphon, blow, or burn leaves far faster than picking them by hand.
Quick answer: There are five tools. The Rainbow Blower (30 Robux) is the strongest, the Leaf Blower (29.99 Cash) is the best free-to-play option, and the Rake (7.99 Cash) is the cheapest starting purchase. On the Mansion map, four of them sit in the Shed, while the Molotov waits in the Backyard.
All five tools, prices, and what they do
Each tool is bought with either Cash earned during a run or Robux. You cannot carry a pre-bought tool into a playthrough, because every piece of equipment is only available from the in-game map. You can, however, own and upgrade as many tools as you like and switch between them from the hotbar.
| Tool | Cost | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Rainbow Blower | 30 Robux | A stronger Leaf Blower with huge range and power. Clears leaf-heavy yards on hard maps. |
| Leaf Vacuum | 10 Robux | Siphons leaves at medium range straight into your backpack to deposit later. |
| Leaf Blower | 29.99 Cash | Blows leaves into unlocked vents for money. The go-to tool for free players. |
| Rake | 7.99 Cash | A cheap tool that gathers leaves and pushes them into open vents. |
| Molotov | 100.00 Cash | Thrown to burn leaves for instant Cash, best in large areas. |
The Rainbow Blower and Leaf Vacuum are Robux-only, so you cannot buy them with Cash or Gems. The Leaf Blower, Rake, and Molotov all run on Cash you collect during the round.
Where each tool is on the Mansion map
Tools live in specific zones rather than a single shop menu. On the Mansion map, the Shed holds four of them: the Rainbow Blower, Rake, Leaf Vacuum, and Leaf Blower. Walk in, pick the one you want, and pay in Cash or Robux depending on the tool.
The Molotov is the exception. It is found only in the Backyard zone, which unlocks after you finish several earlier zones. Because it costs 100.00 Cash, it tends to be a later purchase you make once your income is stable. You can grab it in the Roblox experience directly.
Which tool to buy first, ranked
If you are spending Robux, the Rainbow Blower is the clear top pick. It hits hard from the moment you equip it, pushing large clumps of leaves toward vents in a wide radius, which is exactly what high-difficulty maps demand when the timer is tight.
For everyone playing without spending, the Leaf Blower is the tool to aim for. It is weaker than the Rainbow Blower but upgradable with Cash, and it handles both tight corners and open yards well. The Molotov earns its spot for burning leaves that have already been raked into a pile, while the Leaf Vacuum and Rake trail behind.
| Tier | Tool | Why |
|---|---|---|
| S+ | Rainbow Blower | Robux-exclusive, blows leaves in a large radius toward vents from the start. |
| S | Leaf Blower | Less powerful but Cash-upgradable; ideal for tight and open areas alike. |
| A | Molotov | Burns leaves in a wide radius, great on piles you have already raked together. |
| B | Leaf Vacuum | Faster collection, but maxed Dexterity upgrades on Hands can match it. |
| C | Rake | Slow without upgrades; takes time to move leaves toward vents. |
Upgrading tools and cutting the cost with Classes
Every tool has stats you can improve, including Power, Range, and Radius. You pay for these upgrades with Cash earned by dropping leaves into bins or vents, so a bigger bag capacity means fewer trips and more money toward upgrades.
Certain Classes lower those upgrade costs. The Rake Specialist makes Rake upgrades cheaper, the Blower Specialist reduces Leaf Blower upgrade costs, and the Handyman rolls every specialist bonus into one. Classes are earned through a Gem-based spin system rather than bought outright, so they are a long-term way to reach maxed tools faster.
Note: even with a strong tool equipped, switching back to Hands is useful for grabbing the last stray leaves a blower, rake, or Molotov leaves behind. Progress does not carry over between sessions, and each map runs on a timer, so pick the tool that clears the most leaves in the fewest passes.
