What players actually ask before and after their first dig.
Dig & Clean is a Roblox game by the developer group Squeaky Clean!. Use a metal detector to locate a dig spot, dig it up with a shovel as a dirty object, carry it to a workstation and spray it clean with a spray bottle to reveal what it is, then sell it or display it in your museum. See the full beginner's guide for details.
Yes, it's free to play. The official game listing confirms support for Mobile, Tablet, PC, and Console.
Dig & Clean was made by the developer group Squeaky Clean!, launched July 9, 2026. It's a separate game from the similarly-named Roblox game "DIG" / "Dig It" — the two are easy to confuse online, and some guides mix up gear names and content between them.
Yes — see the Codes page for the current verified list. To redeem: finish the in-game tutorial to unlock the Shop, open the Shop button on the left-side menu, type the code exactly as published (case-sensitive), and click Redeem.
That's most likely duplicate protection: once you've already found or displayed every unique item available at your current tier, the game fills those drop slots with unremarkable filler finds instead of re-rolling items you already have. Track what you're still missing on the Museum Tracker.
Higher Luck on your detector and gear improves your odds of digging up rare items. Both codes added with Update 1.0 are temporary Luck multipliers, which confirms Luck is a real mechanic behind rarity odds — see Rarity Odds for more.
Unconfirmed. One source references a Discord server while another explicitly states none was found — we won't publish an unverified invite link. The developer Squeaky Clean!'s official Roblox group is the more reliably cited community channel.
The Museum Tracker is a free interactive checklist for tracking your Dig & Clean collection. No account or login is needed — your progress saves locally in your browser.
As of early August 2026, Dig & Clean had passed 18.4 million total visits and 368,000 favorites on Roblox, with peak concurrent players above 56,000 — strong numbers for a game that launched less than a month earlier.