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1. ToolsUpgrade paybackEstimate how many sell trips it takes to earn back an upgrade using the price on your own board. Defaults are examples, not live prices.
2. Codes[🎃] Clean the Moon! how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
3. Codes[🎃] Clean the Moon! expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
4. Tools[🎃] Clean the Moon! toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
5. Tools[🎃] Clean the Moon! class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
6. Wiki[🎃] Clean the Moon! playersRoster hub.
7. Pages[🎃] Clean the Moon! updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
8. Pages[🎃] Clean the Moon! scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
9. Pages[🎃] Clean the Moon! official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
10. GuidesFirst sell loopSweep until the tank warning, walk onto the sell pad, then spend the cash on the limit you actually hit.
11. GuidesUpgrade choices from the boards you can openMatch the next purchase to a full tank, a slow stroke, or a long walk, and treat every dollar figure as a snapshot.
12. GuidesRobots, drones, and the two prices on a bayA bay upgrade and a separate buy button are different purchases. Read both prices before you spend.
13. GuidesLunar base and the Lunar Blocks panelThe base is an official build-and-expand goal. The Lunar Blocks screen shows placement, not a finished blueprint.
14. GuidesMoon dust, space junk, and meteor debrisAll three are named cleanup materials. None has a published per-item price or a private tool.
15. GuidesRaids and the Halloween update windowUFO and Goblin raids appear in gameplay footage. A public schedule also lists a Halloween update with an end time.
16. GuidesPlaying with friendsThe developer says friends clean faster together. Servers are listed at 20 players. Shared-wallet rules are not published.
17. GuidesMake sure you are in the Lunarlit Works experienceSimilar names point at a Steam game and a second Roblox place. This wiki follows one official page only.
18. WikiBroomThe cleaning tool named in the official introduction.
19. WikiHand BrushThe early tool name visible in the tool slot during a public playthrough.
20. WikiLunar ShovelA tool whose panel shows strike speed, sweep width, and power.
21. WikiTurbo VacA later vacuum described as collecting a large amount of dust quickly.
22. WikiCleaning RoverA ride-on cleaner with speed, brush size, power, and a battery upgrade notice.
23. WikiBackpackCarry capacity. The official page names it, and the BAG tab sells an upgrade.
24. WikiMoon BootsMovement gear named in the official upgrade list.
25. WikiRay GunA UFO raid pickup. Its combat stats are not documented.
26. WikiCrew Robot BayA board that offers another robot for the whole crew.
27. WikiCrew Drone BayA board for drones that fly to nearby dust, collect it, and sell at the base.
28. WikiBuy a DroneA separate drone purchase sitting beside the bay upgrade.
29. WikiScrap GrabberA helper announced by the message Scrap Grabber is on the job.
30. WikiCleaning DroneA tool-area slot labeled Cleaning Drone.
31. WikiConveyor upgradesConveyor Speed and Conveyor Time on the BAG tab.
32. WikiSell PadThe documented place to turn a full tank into cash.
33. WikiSouth ConveyorA map label visible during a Goblin raid.
34. WikiLunar BlocksA building panel that tracks placed blocks and stage counters.
35. WikiFirst SaleA freebie badge on the official page. The exact award trigger is not written out.
36. WikiFirst UpgradeA freebie badge. Which purchase counts is not specified.
37. WikiDust BusterAn Easy badge at 63.9 percent displayed rarity. The cleaning target is not published.
38. WikiCashEarned by selling collected debris, then spent on the upgrade boards.
39. WikiRecycle gem labelsGEMS PER RECYCLE and RECYCLE BANK are visible on bay boards. Amounts are not.
40. PagesHome
41. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the Lunarlit Works Roblox experience: the sell loop, upgrade boards, robots, the base, debris, raids, and friends.
42. GuidesBeginner GuideA short first-session checklist. The full sell-pad walkthrough lives in the guides index.
43. WikiWikiNamed tools, helpers, landmarks, badges, cash, and events that are actually documented.
44. WikiEquipmentCleaning tools and carry gear named by the official page or by a public playthrough.
45. WikiMachinesRobot bays, drones, conveyors, and other automation labels from the playthrough.
46. WikiMap & RoutesPlaces and panels you can recognize on screen. Crater names are not in this list because none were published.
47. WikiBadgesThe three badges listed on the official game page, with the rarity labels captured beside them.
48. WikiMoneyHow cash is earned and which prices were readable once.
49. WikiEventsThe scheduled Halloween update and the raids seen in gameplay footage.
50. CodesCodesNo promo code is documented on the official page. Redemption steps are not published.
51. VideosVideo GuidesOne YouTube gameplay video matched this Roblox experience. Steam moon-cleaning videos are not listed.
52. ToolsCalculatorType the upgrade cost and extra cash per trip from your own session. The form does not know live prices.
53. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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