Learn the loop first
- 1. Check the PC or controller controls.
- 2. Use the power washer and return-items guides.
- 3. Plan visible tasks if friends join.
Return to the main game hub.
An answer-first beginner section explains the mansion-cleaning loop and links to the power-washer and return-items child guides; room names are explicitly unverified. The guide hub visibly answers the beginner and mansion question with a verified loop summary and child routes for power washing, item return, and co-op.
An answer-first beginner section explains the mansion-cleaning loop and links to the power-washer and return-items child guides; room names are explicitly unverified. The guide hub visibly answers the beginner and mansion question with the verified loop summary and child routes for power washing, item return, and co-op.
Learn the basic power-washer action and the listed PC rotation key without assuming unlisted upgrades or damage values.
Item placementAnswer the verified return-items and dirty-object loop, provide a general stuck-state checklist, and say clearly that exact room/item locations are not yet sourced. Show the official item-return and dirty-object loop without invented room locations.
Co-op sessionExplain the official friends loop and link to the cleaning planner for player-defined task splits; do not assert a role system. Explain the confirmed friends/co-op framing and give optional task-splitting steps that point to the planner; do not invent roles or bonuses.
First sessionStart with the verified cleaning loop and the controls that help you pick up, drop, rotate, and upgrade.
Upgrade choicesUse a source-limited progression checklist for the cleaning loop and keep upgrade details player-entered until public data appears.
Session planningPlan a repeat cleaning session with your own task list instead of guessing room names, rewards, or timing constants.
The Cleaning Planner uses only the tasks and cleaner count you enter.