Dig & Clean Controls & UI Guide

On PC, click the dig spot, then click rapidly to fill the digging meter.

That is the complete Dig & Clean-specific control sequence we could verify on screen. The rest of this guide separates what the footage actually showed from standard Roblox controls and narrator-only claims.

PC controls we verified

Action	Control	Evidence
Start digging	Click a dig spot	Visible at 00:39–00:41 in recording A
Digging minigame	Click rapidly to fill the bottom meter	Visible at 00:40–00:50 in recording A
Move	WASD	Roblox desktop platform default; mentioned only in recording B's narration
Jump	Space	Roblox desktop platform default; mentioned only in recording B's narration

The footage did not show Dig & Clean's own keyboard prompt for WASD or Space. We therefore treat those two as Roblox platform defaults, not as controls proved by an in-game tutorial. We also do not list narrated E or number-key bindings as verified Dig & Clean controls.

HUD map

The two PC recordings show the same practical screen map:

Screen position	Buttons
Left	Shop · Gear · Collection
Right	VIP
Top	Home · Museum/storefront

These are the visible labels and positions in the recordings. The footage does not document every state or submenu behind them.

Sell-stall dialogue tree

The seller opens four choices at 02:18 in recording A. Transcribed exactly, including capitalization:

1. I want to sell this
2. I want to sell my entire Inventory
3. How much is my Inventory worth?
4. bye

The third choice is the safe one when you want a price check without committing to a sale. For why selling a displayable find is usually a bad trade, see the item-values guide.

Pirate and travel dialogue tree

At 03:00–03:05 in recording A, the pirate's first menu is:

1. I want to travel
2. Where does this take me?
3. What is at other islands?
4. bye

Choosing travel opens:

1. Shipwreck cove ($1.1M)
2. bye

The $1.1M Shipwreck Cove price agrees across the two recordings and the separate islands guide. The menu evidence does not show replies for every question, so we do not invent the pirate's answers.

Don't waste Robux

Three prompts are designed to catch you when speed or loss feels urgent. None requires Robux to keep progressing.

Prompt or item	Robux price	Cash or free route
Recover a failed dig	249 Robux	Upgrade the shovel with cash before the next hard dig
Instant Clean all items	249 Robux	Clean them normally with your spray
Stone Shovel	29 Robux	Buy the same shovel for $1.6K cash

The recovery offer appears after You need a stronger shovel to dig this! and asks 249 Robux for an item whose rarity is hidden as 1 in ???. There is no cash button for recovering that exact item after it is lost. The cash replacement is prevention: spend $1.6K on the Stone Shovel and reduce future failures instead of paying for one mystery item.

The Instant Clean sign also asks 249 Robux, but normal cleaning remains available. And the Stone Shovel's own prompt shows the clearest comparison: 29 Robux or $1.6K cash for the same Power 3, +10% walk-speed tool.

In short, every pressure point has a no-Robux route: cash for the permanent shovel, or ordinary play for cleaning. Keep Robux out of the basic loop.

Why the spray prices conflict

The recordings do not show one stable spray-price ladder:

Recording A	Recording B
$900	$6.5K
$5.5K	$25K
$22K	$100K
$100K	$220K
$220K	$400K

These were two different recorded sessions. The difference may be version- or progress-related, but the footage does not tell us which, so we are not picking one list as current. Only $100K and $220K appear in both recordings.

For the equipment tracks and another dated price snapshot, use gear upgrades. That page's ladder comes from its own source sessions; do not treat it as proof that either conflicting list above is the current universal price. We keep equipment detail there instead of expanding it on a controls page.

Mobile and console

Dig & Clean officially supports mobile, tablet, PC and console, but we haven't verified the exact touch/console layouts yet.

Both recordings used the Roblox desktop client. Until touch prompts and controller bindings appear on screen in source footage, we will not guess at joystick positions, action buttons or controller mappings.

Related

• Gear upgrades — shovel, detector and spray progression
• Islands — Shipwreck Cove's unlock and luck multiplier
• Beginner guide — the complete early loop