Upgrades

Upgrade choices from the boards you can open

Match the next purchase to a full tank, a slow stroke, or a long walk, and treat every dollar figure as a snapshot.

Upgrade choices from the boards you can open

Match the next purchase to a full tank, a slow stroke, or a long walk, and treat every dollar figure as a snapshot.

The official gear lines are the broom, the backpack, and moon boots. The playthrough adds named tools and three upgrade tabs: GENERAL, TOOL, and BAG. Buy from the board in your session. The dollars below were readable at one moment in one video.

BAG tab at 4:14

Upgrade Snapshot price Documented function
Backpack $1.00 Increases how much dust you can carry
Conveyor Speed $2.00 Shown on the BAG tab; a rate was not stated
Conveyor Time $0.25 Shown on the BAG tab; a duration was not stated

Choose Backpack when Your tank is full interrupts a short route. Conveyor rows are visible, but the recording does not say they replace selling on the pad.

TOOL tab on the Lunar Shovel at 9:12

Stat Meaning on the panel Snapshot
Strike Speed Time between strokes Already MAX in that view
Sweep Width Tiles per stroke 3 to 4 for $2.00
Power Damage per stroke 3 to 4 for $2.00

Those numbers belong to the Lunar Shovel screen that was open. Do not copy them onto the Hand Brush or a later vacuum.

Later equipment in the same recording

Turbo Vac at 16:16 is described as collecting a large amount of dust quickly, with a BUY $450.00 button. Cleaning Rover at 18:24 has speed, brush size, power, and a battery-upgrade notice. Neither screen lists the purchases you must make first.

Moon boots and the broom

The official description says you can upgrade the broom, backpack, and moon boots. It does not give prices. The playthrough never labels a tool slot Broom or Moon Boots. If your board uses those names, read that row. If it shows Hand Brush or Lunar Shovel instead, upgrade the row that matches the equipped tool.

A practical order without a fake tier list

  1. Sell until you know which warning you see most.
  2. If storage is the warning, price the Backpack row.
  3. If the stroke is the delay, price Sweep Width and Power on the equipped tool.
  4. If walking is the delay, check whether moon boots are actually on your board before assuming they are the fix.
  5. Leave Turbo Vac, the rover, and drone purchases until the manual loop pays for them on your own prices.

Use the upgrade payback calculator only after you type the cost and the extra cash you really get per trip. Do not leave the example defaults in place.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I buy when I keep filling up?

If the tank-full warning sends you back after a short sweep, look at the Backpack upgrade on the BAG tab. If strokes feel slow after you can carry more, look at Sweep Width and Power on the tool you have equipped. Moon boots are an official upgrade line, but a speed number and price were not documented.

Is this the same game as Moon Sweepers?

No. Moon Sweepers is a Windows Steam game from DragDrop Games. A different Roblox experience also uses a similar name and starts players with a toothbrush, gems, and dust shipments. This wiki is only the Lunarlit Works experience linked from the official Roblox page.

What is [πŸŽƒ] Clean the Moon!?

It is a Roblox simulation by Lunarlit Works. You sweep moon dust, space junk, and meteor debris, sell what you collect for cash, upgrade your gear, unlock cleaning robots, and expand a lunar base. Progress on your moon saves, and friends can clean with you.

How do you earn cash?

Clean the surface, watch the backpack counter, and sell when the tank is full. A public playthrough shows a sell pad, a building marked SELL, and yellow arrows. One early prompt read GET $0.50. That figure is one sale prompt, not a price for every piece of debris.

Are there working codes?

The official game page does not list promo codes, rewards, or a redemption menu. This site does not publish unconfirmed code strings. Group rewards mentioned by Lunarlit Works are not the same as a code.