Dig & Clean Roblox All Spray Bottles in Dig & Clean
Cleaning Power, range, and gold prices for every spray bottle tier.
Spray bottles govern cleaning Power at the workbench in Dig & Clean on Roblox. After your shovel extracts a buried item, it arrives covered in dirt. Spraying restores condition, which directly affects museum sale price and whether a piece qualifies for polish at the station. Faster cleaning means more complete detect → dig → clean loops per hour — but spray bottles should still be upgraded last in the standard gear priority behind detectors and shovels.
You cannot clean what you never dig, and you rarely dig legendaries without Luck. Once detector and shovel tiers match your content zone, spray investment removes the final throughput bottleneck. Every bottle in this table is sold at the Gear Shop plaza at map center.
Complete spray bottle stat table
| Spray Bottle | Gold Cost | Cleaning Power | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Spray Bottle | Free (starter) | 34 | 22 |
| Rubber Spray Bottle | 900 | 43 | 24 |
| Plastic Spray Bottle | 5,500 | 57 | 26 |
| Copper Spray Bottle | 26,000 | 71 | 28 |
| Steel Spray Bottle | 100,000 | 85 | 30 |
| Gold Spray Bottle | 220,000 | 101 | 32 |
| Turquoise Spray Bottle | 400,000 | 114 | 34 |
Cleaning Power reduces scrub time per treasure. Range affects how efficiently you cover large or awkward items at the bench — higher tiers feel smoother on epics and legendaries with bigger hitboxes.
Tier-by-tier breakdown
Basic Spray Bottle (free, 34 Power) — Tutorial gear adequate for commons during the learning phase. Replace once digging sessions outpace your workbench queue.
Rubber Spray Bottle (900 gold, 43 Power) — Cheap first upgrade. Rubber is worth buying when you own Wood Shovel and Copper Detector if cleaning feels like the slow step. Skip only if you are racing toward Bronze detector instead.
Plastic Spray Bottle (5,500 gold, 57 Power) — Mid-early standard for Stone Shovel / Bronze Detector accounts. Plastic clears rares fast enough for volume flipping strategies in Money and Museum.
Copper Spray Bottle (26,000 gold, 71 Power) — Pairs with Metal Shovel and Silver Detector island prep. Copper is the tier where AFK cleaning scripts — see Scripts disclaimer — start saving measurable minutes per epic.
Steel Spray Bottle (100,000 gold, 85 Power) — Late mid-game. Steel supports Gold Shovel sessions where legendaries backlog in inventory. Upgrade here if you lose code timer value waiting at the bench.
Gold Spray Bottle (220,000 gold, 101 Power) — High-end throughput for Gold Detector farming. Gold spray is often the purchase that enables overnight museum income when paired with strong detection and digging.
Turquoise Spray Bottle (400,000 gold, 114 Power) — Current max tier as of Update 1. Turquoise completes the endgame trio with Platinum Detector and Amethyst Shovel. Budget 400,000 gold after those two unless workbench queue is provably your only bottleneck.
Why spray bottles upgrade last
Detectors multiply how many treasures enter your inventory. Shovels determine whether high-value pings convert to items. Spray bottles only accelerate the final step. Players who max spray early often watch legendaries despawn because Power was too low — a detector and shovel problem misdiagnosed as cleaning slowness.
Exception: if your inventory fills with dirty commons because cleaning takes longer than detecting, Rubber or Plastic spray is a valid corrective before the next detector tier.
Condition, polish, and sale price
Cleaning raises base condition. The polishing station pushes toward mint status for museum premium. Money and Museum covers when double polish beats quick sell.
Higher spray tiers reduce scrub time but do not replace polishing for maximum gold on epics you plan to display. Turquoise saves time; it does not auto-mint items.
Gold budgeting for spray line
| Jump | Gold needed | Cumulative from free |
|---|---|---|
| → Rubber | 900 | 900 |
| → Plastic | 5,500 | 6,400 |
| → Copper | 26,000 | 32,400 |
| → Steel | 100,000 | 132,400 |
| → Gold | 220,000 | 352,400 |
| → Turquoise | 400,000 | 752,400 |
Spray totals exceed detector or shovel lines because seven tiers span a wider Power curve. Endgame collectors buy Turquoise last by design.
Pairing with codes and sessions
Luck codes from Codes do not affect cleaning speed. Activate UPDATE1 or SECRET10 based on digging time, not bench time. Plan code windows when shovel and inventory can sustain continuous extraction — then clean in batch between bursts.
Related pages
- Gear Hub — three gear types and upgrade order
- All Detectors — Luck tiers
- All Shovels — Power tiers
- Gear Upgrade Planner — full gear budget simulator
Spray bottles finish the loop. Buy them deliberately after detection and extraction keep pace, and Turquoise will pay for itself in hours saved at the bench.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Dig & Clean questions.
What is the best spray bottle in Dig & Clean?
Turquoise Spray Bottle is the top tier at 400,000 gold with 114 cleaning Power. It is the final spray upgrade at the Gear Shop as of Update 1.
Should I upgrade spray bottle before shovel?
Usually no. Upgrade detector first, shovel second, spray bottle last unless cleaning is your only bottleneck.
How much does the Rubber Spray Bottle cost?
Rubber Spray Bottle costs 900 gold and provides 43 cleaning Power. It is an affordable first cleaning upgrade.
Does cleaning Power affect sale price directly?
Cleaning restores condition, which affects museum sale price. Higher spray tiers finish cleaning faster, not automatically at max condition.
Where are spray bottles sold?
All spray bottles are sold at the Gear Shop in the center of the map alongside detectors and shovels.
Do luck codes speed up cleaning?
No. Promo codes only boost Luck for detection. Cleaning speed comes from spray bottle tier and player input at the workbench.