Clean your ASMR WikiHow to Steal Squishies in Clean your ASMR
The developer's own description says you can "sneak into other bases and steal their Squishes," but with servers capped at 10 players and no badge tracking it, we have no numbers on how much you can take, whether a base can defend itself, or whether there is a cooldown.
How Do You Steal Squishies in Clean your ASMR?
The only description of stealing anywhere comes from the developer's own store page for the game, which lists it as one line among the game's features: "Sneak into other bases and steal their Squishes!" That is the entire official explanation. It does not say how you sneak in, what you are allowed to take, or what happens if you are caught.
What we can pin down is the size of the pool you'd be stealing from. Roblox's games API (read 6 September 2026) puts the cap on this game at 10 players per server, so counting yourself out, the most bases you could possibly target in a single server is 9. In practice a server rarely gets that full — our 100-server sample taken the same day found a mean of 7.0 players per server, and not one of the 100 was actually at the 10-player cap.
- Players per server in our 100-server sample (read 6 September 2026): 6 players in 8 servers
- 7 players in 80 servers
- 8 players in 11 servers
- 9 players in 1 server (the fullest we saw)
Is There a Badge for Stealing Squishies?
No. Roblox's badges API (read 6 September 2026) lists exactly 5 badges for this game, all created 24 August 2026: First Roll (918,904 earned) for rolling your first squishy, Squeaky Clean (896,434) for fully cleaning one, Showroom Starter (879,235) for placing a cleaned squishy on your plot, Cleaning Crew (823,316) for unlocking your first Cleaner, and First Ascension (10,942) for completing an Ascension. Not one of them is tied to stealing.
That is a real gap for a wiki that only prints numbers it can check. For rolling or cleaning, we can tell you roughly how many players have done it, because a badge counts it. For stealing there is no equivalent figure anywhere in Roblox's public data, so we simply cannot say how common it is.
What We Still Do Not Know About Stealing
Quite a lot, and we'd rather say that plainly than guess. We do not know how much of a raided base's cash or squishies you actually walk away with, we do not know whether the base being robbed has any way to defend itself, and we do not know whether there is a cooldown between attempts. The developer's description does not cover any of it, and we have never seen a steal happen in footage either.
In the developer's own feature list, stealing is mentioned right after earning cash from visitors and right before upgrading and rebirthing. That is only its position in the marketing text, though — it is not a claim about how the mechanic behaves once you are actually playing.
Frequently asked
How do you steal squishies in Clean your ASMR?
The developer's own store description says you can "sneak into other bases and steal their Squishes," but that single line is the entire official explanation. There is no published detail on the method, what a successful steal takes, or what a victim can do about it.
How many players can steal from you in Clean your ASMR?
Servers cap at 10 players (Roblox's games API, read 6 September 2026), so the most people who could target your base in one server is 9. Our 100-server sample from the same day found servers running at a mean of 7.0 players, with none of the 100 actually full.
Is there a badge for stealing squishies in Clean your ASMR?
No. As of 6 September 2026 the game has exactly 5 badges, covering rolling, cleaning, placing a squishy, unlocking a Cleaner, and completing an Ascension. None of them track stealing, so unlike those actions we have no participation figure for it.