Tools

Dig & Clean Spray Bottle List

Use the current Dig & Clean spray bottle list, read Power and Range cards, compare cleaning time, and choose an upgrade without copied prices.

Spray bottles reveal the items you excavate in Dig & Clean. The official Roblox description confirms that players spray dirty finds clean and buy better spray bottles. Current community footage shows a dedicated Sprays tab and bottle cards with fields labeled Power and Range. Prices and exact values can change, so this page keeps a currently documented index and tells you how to compare the live catalog.

Currently documented spray bottle index

Community corroborated · checked 2026-08-14

Basic Spray Bottle

Type: early cleaning tool shown in current Gear footage.

Displayed fields: Power and Range.

Exact values and cost: read the live card; video values are not frozen here.

Best use: learn manual cleaning and establish a baseline.

Official upgrade family

Better spray bottles

Type: multiple normal progression upgrades promised by the official description and visible on current stands.

Required fields: exact name, cost, Power, Range, unlock, and equipped state.

Catalog status: partial; visual models are not named without a readable card.

The index is intentionally partial. A visible red, gold, blue, or unusually shaped bottle is not a reliable English item name. Open Gear and select each live card before adding it to your own list.

Read Power and Range

Power is the current card field most likely to describe cleaning output. Range is the field most likely to describe useful reach. Those interpretations match how current guides discuss the tools, but the creator does not publish a formula. Measure the result rather than calculating an invented percentage.

For Power, clean comparable dirty objects from similar positions and record time to full reveal. For Range, move away gradually and note where the spray still contacts the target consistently. A bottle with more reach can feel better on large or awkward objects even when the raw cleaning time changes less.

Build the live list

Field
Where to read it
Why it matters
Do not infer
Name
Sprays tab or purchase card
Keeps one stable identity.
Name from color or shape.
Power
Current Gear card
Supports a cleaning-time comparison.
Exact time saved on every item.
Range
Current Gear card
Helps with position and target coverage.
Area effect or multi-item cleaning.
Cost and unlock
Live purchase interface
Determines whether the upgrade fits the route.
An old screenshot remains current.

Compare bottles at the cleaning station

Run one dig-clean cycle with the current bottle and note cleaning time separately from digging and travel. Buy and equip the candidate, then clean a comparable find at the same station. Keep boosts and distance stable. Repeat if the item size or shape makes one attempt unusually easy.

The correct purchase should improve the whole flow. A faster bottle matters most when dirty objects queue. It matters less when shovel strength, target travel, or museum decisions already consume more time.

Choose an upgrade without overspending

Buy the next bottle when cleaning is the largest repeatable part of your session and the live card shows an affordable improvement. Save when the shovel cannot reach useful targets, when you have no cleaning queue, or when a new location requirement is more important.

One community guide recommends saving for alternating upgrades because some later jumps appear larger. Treat that as a version-specific observation. Compare cost, displayed fields, and your actual clean time. A small step can still pay for itself when you run many short loops.

Instant Clean comparison

The official Game Pass catalog lists Instant Clean at 349 Robux on August 14, 2026. A current video also shows an Instant Clean prompt beside a dirty item. The product identity and price are official, while full coverage, activation behavior, and stacking with bottle stats remain undocumented.

Time manual cleaning before buying. If it represents only a small share of the complete route, a normal shovel or location improvement may matter more. If a constant queue forms and you expect long play sessions, compare the permanent purchase dialog with the normal bottle cost and your preferences. The Gamepasses guide covers the purchase boundary.

Solve common cleaning problems first

When spray progress stops, reposition and make sure the water visibly contacts the item. Confirm the bottle is equipped. Finish one object before placing another. If every interface action lags, try a fresh server before concluding the tool is defective.

Do not replace a bottle because one unusually shaped object took longer. Use several comparable cleans. Do not claim Range cleans several items at once unless the live result visibly proves it.

Continue the tool route

Use How to Clean Items for the full action sequence, Upgrade Guide for shovel-versus-bottle priority, and Money Farming to see whether the new bottle improves complete-loop value rather than only one animation.

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