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Clean Wash The House With Friends
Explain 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.
Current guideUse what you can see in-game
What to know
Keep the useful details together
Agree on a simple split
Choose whether one cleaner handles items while another handles dirty objects, then adjust when the room changes.
Use the planner
The Cleaning Planner turns your own task list into a round-robin split for the current session.
Keep communication short
Call out an object, its location, and whether it is clean or ready to return.
When it feels unclear
Small checks that help
One player is waiting
Add another visible task or reduce the cleaner count in the planner.
The task list changed
Clear the old list and enter the new visible work.
Avoid guesses
Common mistakes
Assuming a fixed route
The available tasks can change, so use the room in front of your group.
More help
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FAQ
Common questions
What does the Cleaning Planner calculate?
It divides the remaining tasks you enter between the number of cleaners you enter and rounds up the per-cleaner count.
Does the planner know the mansion rooms?
No. You add the tasks you can see; the planner does not invent room names.
Does it estimate payouts or official time?
No. It is a planning aid, not a payout or game-timing calculator.
Can I use it with friends?
Yes. Add the visible tasks and the number of cleaners in your group.