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Clean your ASMR Wiki
An unofficial reference for Clean your ASMR on Roblox: squishes, cleaners, base building, stealing, rebirths, codes, and a live player count we sample ourselves.
985playing right now
96 samples across about 50 hours · last reading 25 minutes ago
11 measured by us8 the developer's word9 still unknown
Measured means we read the figure from Roblox ourselves and can tell you the day we read it. The developer's word means it appears in the game's own store description and nowhere we can verify. Still unknown means we have not played far enough to answer it, and we would rather leave the gap visible than fill it with a guess.
Screenshots
Every image the developer published, hosted here so it keeps working. See all 2.
- 01100.0%First Roll
- -2.3%
- 0297.7%Squeaky Clean
- -1.8%
- 0396.0%Showroom Starter
- -6.1%
- 0490.2%Cleaning Crew
- -100.0%
- 0530.0%First Ascension
What the funnel shows
The first four rungs are close together and the last one is not. Rolling, cleaning, placing and unlocking a Cleaner lose 2.3, 1.8 and 6.1 percent of the previous step — an unusually gentle opening, and evidence that the early game does not filter people out. Unlocking a first Cleaner is the steepest of the four, so if anything stops a new player it is that.
Then the floor disappears. First Ascension has been awarded 3 times against 611,741 first rolls. We are reporting the figure, not explaining it: from outside we cannot tell whether Ascension is simply very deep or the badge is not firing. Treat it as a measurement with an open question attached, which is why it also appears in the list of things we do not know.
One thing the funnel settles on its own: the game's own vocabulary. The store description says rebirth; the badge says Ascension. It says build your dream base; the badge says plot and showroom. It never says roll at all. Badge names come from the developer, so where they disagree with the store text we follow the badges.
Everything we have measured ourselves
Each row is a figure we read from Roblox rather than repeated from another site, with the day we read it. Anything the developer merely claims is kept out of this table and marked as their word instead.
| What | Figure | Source | Read on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Players in game right now Sampled by our own collector on a schedule. The panel states when the last sample was taken. |
updates live | measured | continuously |
| Lifetime visits | 1,699,775 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Favourites 2.00 percent of lifetime visits. |
33,930 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Rating 962 likes against 128 dislikes. |
88 percent | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Players per server | 10 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Published | 9 August 2026 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Last updated by the developer | 31 August 2026 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Developer A Roblox group, not an individual account. No verified badge. |
SquishyWishy, 61,798 members | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Badges All five were created on 24 August 2026, fifteen days after the game launched. We read them every six hours. |
5 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Players awarded the first badge First Roll, awarded for rolling your first squishy. This is the base every other badge share on this site is measured against. |
611,741 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
| Players who have completed an Ascension Three, against 611,741 who rolled a first squishy. We report the figure as Roblox returns it and do not claim to know why it is that low. |
3 | measured | September 1, 2026 |
Codes
Game reference
About the game
Clean your ASMR is a cleaning and collection tycoon. You wash squishes, collect rare ones, hire cleaners to help, earn cash when visitors relax with your collection, sneak into other bases to steal theirs, and rebirth to unlock more space. It was published on 9 August 2026 by the group SquishyWishy. Anything on this site carrying a date was true on that date and may have changed since.
What we still do not know
These are open on purpose. Every one of them moves into the tables above, tagged as measured, the moment we have checked it ourselves. We would rather leave a gap than fill it with a number we invented.
How many squish rarities are there?
We now know squishies are rolled, because a badge is awarded for it. What the roll can produce, how many tiers exist and what they are called is still unpublished.
What does a cleaner cost, and what does it return?
551,598 players have unlocked a first Cleaner, so the step is reachable early. The price, the rate and whether there is a cap are all unpublished.
Why have only 3 players completed an Ascension?
Three, against 611,741 who rolled a first squishy. Either Ascension sits far deeper than anything else in the game, or the badge is not awarding as intended. We cannot tell the two apart from outside, and we are not going to guess which.
What are the Fuse Machine and the Event Machine?
Both are named by the developer in the 4 September event listing and nowhere else. No description, no cost, no mechanic published.
What is a famous Roblox visitor?
The description promises cash when they relax with your squishes. Whether that is a random event, a timed one, or something you unlock, we do not know. No badge covers it.
How much can be stolen, and can you defend?
Stealing is named as a mechanic. Whether there is a shield, a cooldown, a cap per raid, or any defence at all is unstated, and no badge covers it.
Can you only steal from players in your own server?
Servers hold 10 players, which we read from Roblox. Whether raiding reaches beyond your server is a separate question we have not answered.
Is there a code redemption box?
We have found no code entry point and no published codes. Our codes page says so rather than listing codes we cannot redeem.
What are the claimable rewards?
The description ends on claiming rewards. Whether that is a daily login, a playtime timer, or a quest track is not stated.
How this site is maintained
Player counts come from our own collector, which polls Roblox on a schedule and stores every sample; the panel above states when the most recent one was taken. Badge figures are read from Roblox's badge endpoint. Video view counts belong to other people and are shown with the date we read them. Codes are published only after we redeem them on a live account. Where we do not know something, the page says so rather than filling the gap with a guess.