Clean all the Balls Tools: Roller, Sweeper and Kart
Scope: Four tool families with explicit official descriptions
Key points
- The Roller collects into a cage; the Sweeper pushes balls into a Hole to sell them.
- The Vacuum collects nearby balls into a reservoir and names baskets as its selling point; the Kart uses a front roller while driving.
- All four have a One Match product and a Permanent pass with different listed Robux prices.
- Permanent-tool descriptions preserve access across matches while saying match upgrades reset; no source here establishes a fastest tool.
On this page
Clean all the Balls documents four collecting tools: Roller, Sweeper, Vacuum and Kart. Their descriptions distinguish rolling into a cage, pushing balls into a Hole, suction into a reservoir and driving with a front roller. Each has single-match and permanent listings; permanent access does not preserve its match upgrades.
What can you compare before choosing a tool?
A useful Clean all the Balls comparison starts with the action each tool performs. Clean all the Balls does not publish matching measurements for their speed, range or carrying capacity in the descriptions checked on October 15. A price difference therefore does not establish a performance ranking. The developer's promotional OP tags are labels, not comparative test results.
Start with the basic cleanup objective if you are new to the game. Then use the table below to identify an action that you want to understand. The pass catalog covers the permanent records, while the developer-product page covers the single-match alternatives and other shop listings.
| Tool family | Documented action | One Match product | Permanent pass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roller | Gather balls in a cage by rolling over them | 29 Robux · product details | 99 Robux · pass details |
| Sweeper | Push groups into a Hole for sale | 49 Robux · product details | 149 Robux · pass details |
| Vacuum | Collect nearby balls in a reservoir; sell at a basket | 99 Robux · product details | 299 Robux · pass details |
| Kart | Drive and collect through a front roller | 199 Robux · product details | 599 Robux · pass details |
These are the official listing prices we read, rather than promises about the price a purchase prompt will display later. The table also does not show cash upgrade costs: those belong to the match's cash progression, for which no price list was supplied.
What does the Roller collect?
The Roller description says you roll over golf balls and gather them in its cage. That explains the collecting action and where the balls go. It does not state a cage limit, a minimum movement speed or a keyboard shortcut for emptying it. We do not turn the picture of a tool into additional handling instructions.
For Clean all the Balls players comparing ownership, the Roller has a clearly described pair of choices. The 29-Robux product is explicitly limited to one match. The 99-Robux pass says the tool becomes available in each match. Look at the single-match record or the permanent listing depending on which duration you meant to inspect; similarly named records are different offers.
Why does the Sweeper use a Hole?
The Sweeper is the tool whose description explicitly connects pushing to selling: groups of balls are pushed into a Hole. That is a different description from the Vacuum's reservoir and basket. The capitalization of Hole comes from the official listing; it does not establish a named map location or a special reward multiplier.
The Clean all the Balls Sweeper has a 49-Robux single-match product and a 149-Robux permanent pass. The developer also mentioned a reworked Sweeper in the first update announcement, without a numerical before-and-after comparison. Read the current description alongside the selling loop instead of assuming an older video measures today's behavior.
How does the Vacuum handle balls?
The Vacuum description identifies a reservoir for nearby balls and says the load is sold at a basket. Those are the two concrete actions the record provides. Nearby is not a numeric radius: the description does not give studs, a reach statistic or the number of balls that can be held.
In Clean all the Balls, the Vacuum's listed single-match price was 99 Robux, and its permanent pass was 299 Robux. Both Clean all the Balls descriptions explain the collecting method. The permanent version adds availability across matches and the reset of match upgrades. If your question is about the duration of the purchase, that sentence matters more than the promotional tag. If it is about the single-match shop entry, the relevant record explicitly limits its duration.
What is different about the Kart?
The Kart combines driving with collection through a front roller. Its permanent description says to drive across the yard; the single-match version describes a roller golf Kart used around the yard. Neither record publishes a driving speed, turning radius, capacity or a shortcut to the exit.
The Clean all the Balls prices in the table are 199 Robux for the one-match product and 599 Robux for permanent access. Their difference is a difference between listed offers, not proof that a particular player needs the more expensive one. You can compare them with the other shop products or return to the six-yard objective before deciding whether any paid option is relevant to your session.
Does permanent mean every upgrade stays?
For these four tools, the developer separates permanent availability from match upgrades. Each permanent description says match upgrades reset each match. The lasting promise is access to the named tool, not retention of its current match's improvements. Nothing in that sentence establishes the persistence rules for unrelated currencies, robot records or skill slots.
That distinction is the central Clean all the Balls purchase question this page can answer. The full gamepass list includes other records whose descriptions are empty; their names do not fill this gap. Our editorial notes explain why those records stay as catalog entries rather than invented tool guides.
Which records establish the comparison?
| Source checked October 15, 2026 | Supports |
|---|---|
| Roblox pass listings | Four permanent-tool descriptions, their prices and match-upgrade reset statements |
| Roblox developer products | Four One Match descriptions and prices |
| Official game description | Cash, collecting, selling, upgrades and the cleanup goal |
Sources
The mechanics and numbers in this guide come from the material below. Open the original pages to check them yourself.
- S001 Roblox pass listings apis.roblox.com Accessed
- S002 Roblox developer products apis.roblox.com Accessed
- S003 Official game description games.roblox.com Accessed
- S004 first update announcement apis.roblox.com Accessed
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