Clean your ASMR squishy rarity and roll odds
The rarity tiers and drop odds the game prints on screen when a squishy is rolled, read off gameplay footage — not from our own play.
Squishes are rolled, not just found
The store description says you collect rare squishes but never says how. The game's own badge answers it: First Roll is awarded for rolling your first ASMR squishy, and 847,053 players have it. Rolling is the entry point to the whole game, and it is the one part of this page we can back with Roblox's own data rather than someone else's footage.
When a squishy is rolled, the game prints three things across the screen: its name, its rarity tier, and its odds in the form of a one-in-N figure. It also shows a cash value. That display is where every number below comes from.
The tiers and odds we have actually seen
Two tiers appeared in the footage we read, each with a fixed one-in-N figure that did not change between rolls of the same tier. The cash value did change between two squishes of the same tier, so value is a property of the individual squishy rather than of its rarity band.
This is not the full ladder. A game that prints a one-in-167 tier almost certainly has rarer ones above it, and the word Uncommon implies a Common tier below. We are listing only what we watched appear on screen.
- Mint Confetti Bubble Wrap — Uncommon, 1 in 46, sells for $2,200
- Berry Neon Foam Ball — Uncommon, 1 in 46, sells for $6,900
- Butter Squishy — Rare, 1 in 167, sells for $150,000
- Chocolate Bar — Rare, 1 in 167, sells for $220,000
Luck can be bought
Two multipliers sit above the roll area, priced in Robux rather than in-game cash: a x3 Luck Roll and a x10 Luck Roll. We did not see either one used, so we cannot tell you whether the multiplier applies to a single roll or for a period of time, and we are not going to assume.
What the pricing does tell you is that the odds above are the unmodified ones. If you are comparing a drop you got against the figures on this page, that only holds if no luck multiplier was active.
What we still cannot tell you
We do not know how many tiers exist, what sits above Rare, whether odds shift with progression or with a Rebirth, or whether the cash value of a given squishy is fixed or rolled within a band. None of that was visible in the footage, so none of it is on this page.
Everything on this page marked third-party comes from one gameplay video: a 14-minute upload by the channel AVA GAME (video id vBDxB1BTW3k, published 27 August 2026, 22,749 views), whose description links this game's own Roblox page. We read the game's interface from the video frame by frame on 5 September 2026. We have not played the game ourselves, so none of it is measured by us, one player's session is not the whole game, and any of it can change in an update.
Frequently asked
What are the odds of a Rare squishy in Clean your ASMR?
The game printed 1 in 167 for both Rare squishes we saw rolled, and 1 in 46 for both Uncommon ones. Those figures come from gameplay footage read on 5 September 2026, not from our own play, and they are the odds without any purchased luck multiplier active.
How many squishy rarities are there?
We do not know. We have only confirmed Uncommon and Rare from footage. The naming implies a Common tier below and the one-in-167 figure implies rarer tiers above, but we have not seen them and will not guess at their names or odds.
Do rarer squishes sell for more?
In what we saw, yes, and by a wide margin: the two Uncommon squishes sold for $2,200 and $6,900, while the two Rare ones sold for $150,000 and $220,000. Value also differed between squishes of the same tier, so rarity sets the band rather than the exact price.