Clean all the Balls Shop: One-Match Tools and Products

The Clean all the Balls Robux product list includes single-match tools, Diamond-labeled offers and Golden Basket or Hole listings. Four tool descriptions explicitly limit access to one match. Compare their duration with permanent passes before buying; a similar name does not make the two offers interchangeable. Prices below were checked October 15, 2026.

What is in the Clean all the Balls product catalog?

These are the Clean all the Balls developer's listing names and the Robux prices present at the check date. All 13 entries were marked for sale then. The table preserves labels such as 2.5K Diamond rather than converting a title into a separate promise about how a purchase is delivered or applied.

The pass directory is a different catalog. If you arrived while looking for the permanent Vacuum or Kart, that is the more relevant page. For the actions behind the four named collecting tools, use the tool comparison; for cash earned during play, use the collect-and-sell guide.

How do One Match tools differ from permanent access?

The Clean all the Balls tool products make a specific duration claim: an unlock for one match, without a permanent unlock. Their corresponding passes instead describe availability in each match. Those are the developer's explicit statements, rather than a general assumption about anything with the word tool in its name.

Duration is worth reading even if two offers use the same illustration or share most of a name. A permanent Clean all the Balls tool description also says its match upgrades reset each match. It does not promise that the current run's improvements carry over. The permanent-pass explanation separates those two promises, while the tool reference compares the actual collecting actions.

Are these the same purchases as cash upgrades?

No. The developer's basic Clean all the Balls instructions describe collecting balls, selling them at baskets for cash, and buying or upgrading tools. The prices in this article are Robux prices for the listed products. They are not a cash upgrade menu, and they do not supply an exchange rate between earned cash and Robux.

Keep the two questions distinct when following a guide: are you learning the in-match earning loop, or reading a paid offer? The guide directory links both subjects. Nothing in the shop list provides a required purchase order for clearing the developer's six yards.

What do the Diamond labels tell you?

They tell you exactly how the Clean all the Balls offers are named and priced in the table. Most of those entries have no further description. The name 2x Diamonds One Match is therefore reproduced as a title, without calculating a bonus, an inventory total or an interaction with another offer.

That distinction matters when comparing it with pass names such as 2x Diamond or VIP [1.5X Diamonds, Money & Luck + VIP TAG]. The pass table shows those separate listings. Their titles alone do not establish whether bonuses stack, what gets multiplied or how a currency is earned. Read the current offer's explanation if you need those answers before purchasing.

Can Golden Basket and Golden Hole be combined?

The October 15 Clean all the Balls catalog includes three distinct titles: Golden Basket [2X Money], Golden Hole [2X Money], and Golden Basket / Golden Hole [2X Money]. Their listed prices are 39, 39 and 49 Robux respectively. The third title should not be silently merged with either of the first two.

No explanatory description accompanied these entries. Consequently, the titles do not settle their duration, how they are activated or whether buying one affects another. The Sweeper description explains its use of a Hole, but it does not provide the missing rules for a Golden Hole offer. The Vacuum description similarly cannot explain a Golden Basket purchase.

Does an event promotion replace a shop description?

A Clean all the Balls event announcement advertised double luck on skill rolls for a limited period. That is a dated promotion, not an explanation of the Diamond products, Golden Basket offers or Vortex Bomb. The official event announcement gives its scope and advertised schedule.

Roblox describes developer products as purchases that may be repeated, including temporary benefits or in-game currency. That platform category helps distinguish this list from passes, but it cannot determine the specific effect of an entry whose description is empty. For a purchasing decision, compare the current wording and price with the specific benefit you want, rather than relying on a different item's description.

Which sources support the prices and durations?

Sources

The mechanics and numbers in this guide come from the material below. Open the original pages to check them yourself.

1. S001 Official developer-product list apis.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15
2. S002 Official pass list apis.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15
3. S003 Roblox developer-product documentation create.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15
4. S004 Official experience description games.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15
5. S005 official event announcement apis.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-15

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