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  1. ToolsClass spin chanceEstimates the chance of seeing one class at least once. The 0.01 default is the November 9, 2026 community figure for Moon Marshal, written as a percent. Replace it with the percent on your Classes shop. This does not spend Shards and it is not a live drop rate.
  2. ToolsShards still neededSubtracts the Shards you already have from the cost of the spins you want. The default of 50 Shards per spin is a November 9, 2026 community figure. Type the price shown on the Classes shop if it is different.
  3. ToolsUpgrade payback worksheetA blank-style worksheet for a cash upgrade whose price you can read in your own shop. Brush, canister, and speed prices were not published, so the sample inputs are not game prices. Replace every number before you trust the result.
  4. CodesSweep The Moon 🌕 how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  5. CodesSweep The Moon 🌕 expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  6. ToolsSweep The Moon 🌕 toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
  7. ToolsSweep The Moon 🌕 class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
  8. WikiSweep The Moon 🌕 playersRoster hub.
  9. PagesSweep The Moon 🌕 updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  10. PagesSweep The Moon 🌕 scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  11. PagesSweep The Moon 🌕 official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  12. RankingsSweep The Moon 🌕 tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  13. GuidesSweep The Moon beginner loopJoin the DomBlox Games place, fill the canister with the toothbrush, dump it at the base, and spend the first cash on the upgrade that is actually slowing you down.
  14. GuidesCash, brush, canister, and speedCash comes from emptying the canister at the base. Spend it on whichever of brush, canister, or speed is forcing extra trips, and ignore unpublished price charts.
  15. GuidesShards and the 10 classesShards pay for class spins. Community lists from November 9, 2026 show a 50 Shard spin and 10 classes, with Moon Marshal at 0.01%.
  16. GuidesSweepers, rovers, and vehicle baysThe listing names sweepers and giant rovers. Shared bays and a walk-behind sweeper show up in pass wording. Cash prices for the vehicles were not published.
  17. GuidesRobots, belts, and machinesThe listing tells you to build robots, belts, and machines. A November 9 walkthrough shows a robot dock and a conveyor merger. Recipes and belt prices were not published.
  18. GuidesGame passes and what to recheckEight pass names and Robux prices come from a November 4, 2026 catalog sample. Later product wording describes effects that an earlier note left unverified. Read the live prompt.
  19. GuidesCo-op and the 100% clean goalYou can clean with up to four friends on a 20-player server. The goal on the listing is a Moon at 100% clean, one tile at a time.
  20. GuidesBadges you can read on the listingThe public game page shows Payday, Spotless, and Dust Devil. More badges exist behind See More, but their names were not on that strip.
  21. GuidesHive Mites and the November windowsHive Mites was described as a new robot for a window that ended November 11, 2026 UTC. A follow-up window into November 13 has conflicting update numbers and no confirmed patch notes.
  22. WikiStriderCommon walk-speed class with no star perk.
  23. WikiPackerA flat canister bonus and no star perk.
  24. WikiBroad SweepA wider cleaning head and no star perk.
  25. WikiBrushwrightMore head power and a permanent tool shop discount.
  26. WikiPocket SellerExtra canister room plus a full canister on some payouts.
  27. WikiSurveyorExtra cash for finished tiles, with a periodic double.
  28. WikiDriverCrew vehicle speed, extra capacity, and an occasional doubled vehicle load.
  29. WikiMechanicFaster crew robots and machines, plus an occasional doubled robot payout.
  30. WikiChief EngineerThe other classes' bonuses in one roll, without the Crew aura.
  31. WikiMoon MarshalThe rarest listed class, with every other bonus plus a crew pay aura.
  32. WikiPaydayYour first sale of moon dust.
  33. WikiSpotlessThe first fully cleaned tile.
  34. WikiDust Devil1,000 kg of moon dust across every moon you play.
  35. WikiToothbrushThe starting cleaning tool.
  36. WikiBrushThe cash upgrade that clears dust faster after the toothbrush.
  37. WikiCanisterThe container you empty at the base for cash.
  38. WikiSpeedThe cash upgrade for walking between tiles and the base.
  39. WikiSweeperA drive named on the listing, including the walk-behind in Head Start wording.
  40. WikiGiant RoverThe larger drive named on the listing.
  41. WikiRobotsCleaners you build so the crew is not sweeping every tile by hand.
  42. WikiConveyor BeltsBelts that move dust toward the deposit.
  43. WikiRobot DockThe pad robots clean from. One pass adds a free small dock.
  44. WikiCashMoney from emptying the canister at the base.
  45. WikiShardsA second wallet used for class spins.
  46. WikiBase DumpThe place you empty the canister for cash.
  47. WikiMoon TilesThe dusty tiles you clean one at a time.
  48. PagesHome
  49. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the DomBlox Games experience: the toothbrush loop, cash upgrades, Shards and classes, vehicles, automation, passes, co-op, badges, and the November event windows.
  50. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first session is a toothbrush, a canister, and a dump at the base. Full steps live in the beginner guide.
  51. WikiWikiClasses, badges, equipment, machines, cash, Shards, routes, and the Hive Mites event. Shop prices that were not published are left off the entries.
  52. WikiClassesTen classes from community lists dated November 9, 2026. Spins cost a reported 50 Shards. Trust the Classes shop if the tooltip differs.
  53. WikiBadgesPayday, Spotless, and Dust Devil are the three badges with text on the public game page. The page says more badges exist.
  54. WikiEquipmentThe toothbrush and the three cash upgrade lines, plus the sweepers and giant rovers named on the listing.
  55. WikiMachinesRobots, belts, and the robot dock described in pass wording and a November 9 walkthrough. Craft prices were not published.
  56. WikiMoneyCash is the dump wallet. Spend it on brush, canister, and speed.
  57. WikiTokensShards are the spin currency for classes. They are not dump cash.
  58. WikiMap & RoutesThe base dump and the tile ring around it. Named zones from other moon games are not listed.
  59. WikiEventsHive Mites is the robot event with a published window that ended November 11, 2026 UTC.
  60. CodesCodesNo confirmed working code. If a codes box exists, redeem inside the experience, never on the Roblox website.
  61. ToolsCalculatorThree worksheets: class-spin odds, Shards left to earn, and a payback check you fill with your own shop prices.
  62. VideosVideo GuidesRoblox Sweep The Moon videos whose titles and available transcripts or comments match this place: the toothbrush loop, tile bonuses, classes, and belts. Steam Moon Sweepers videos are not listed.
  63. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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