I froze when the spin landed on Starter for the third time. You can feel how one bad roll steals momentum — and hours — from your farming loop. I learned to treat class rerolls like a careful bet, not random luck.
I’m a player who’s spent way too many Gems testing every angle, and I’ll tell you which Classes are worth chasing, how to reroll without wasting currency, and where the fastest Gem funnels hide. Read this like a field guide: short, practical, and honest.
My neighbor keeps a junk drawer full of small tools — Full List of All Clean all the Leaves Classes
Every player starts with one Class and seven total exist right now. Some are common; others barely drop. The goal is to tilt the odds in your favor so every spin feels like a nudge, not a leap.
| Class | Rarity | Drop Chance | Bonus | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Class | Common | 40% | None | The default Class that every player starts with. It provides no bonuses or special perks. |
| Bag Specialist | Uncommon | 22% | Increased leaf bag capacity | Lets you carry more leaves before needing to empty your bag. |
| Cash Treasurer | Rare | 15% | Increased cash earnings | Gives you more cash when collecting and disposing of leaves. |
| Diamond Treasurer | Epic | 11% | Increased Gem earnings | Increases the number of Gems you earn while playing. |
| Rake Specialist | Divine | 6% | Cheaper rake upgrades | Reduces the cost of rake upgrades, helping you improve your rake for less. |
| Blower Specialist | Mythic | 4% | Cheaper leaf blower upgrades | Reduces the cost of leaf blower upgrades. |
| Handyman | Legendary | 2% | All Class bonuses | Combines the bonuses of the other Classes, including bigger bag capacity, increased cash and Gem earnings, and cheaper tool upgrades. |
Here’s how to read the table fast: Starter is reliable but empty. Bag Specialist and Cash Treasurer speed farms and wallets. Diamond Treasurer boosts the currency you actually use to spin. Rake and Blower Specialists shave upgrade costs. Handyman compiles everything into a single, rare package.
What is the rarest Class in Clean all the Leaves?
Handyman is the rarest at 2% drop chance — the one that feels like finding a rare coin in couch cushions.
The arcade machine in the corner has a flashing sign — How to Reroll Classes in Clean all the Leaves
Spinning costs Gems. That’s the hard rule. Each try is 40 Gems, so plan your runs and don’t waste spins when you’re short.
- Stand in the Class NPC box in the Classes area to access spins.
- Check the current Class panel to compare what you have versus what you want.
- Spend 40 Gems per spin.
- Repeat until you land a Class you can use.
I recommend setting a stop-loss: decide how many spins you’ll spend before you start. It keeps you from chasing a perfect roll forever.
How much does a Class spin cost in Clean all the Leaves?
Each spin costs 40 Gems.
My friend clears a porch in ten minutes and leaves — How to Get Gems in Clean all the Leaves
Gems are the game’s engine. You can grind them legitimately, claim freebies, or spend Robux via the Roblox store. Know which route matches your patience and wallet.
- Complete zones: Reach 100% in a zone and you get 3 Gems. Clearing an entire map can yield ~30 Gems. A fast loop is: clear the Porch, Shed, and Garage before logging off for roughly 9 Gems per session.
- Collect unique leaves: There are 11 unique leaves. Each gives a one-time Gem reward. This is a limited spring of Gems, not an endless farm.
- Claim Free Gems: New players can pick up 10 free Gems from the Shop.
- Buy Gems with Robux via Roblox: In-game Gem bundles cost Robux. For reference, a 400 Gem bundle costs 55 Robux (≈€0.63) and the 3x Gems Game Pass costs 50 Robux (≈€0.58) at typical Robux-per-unit pricing; prices depend on Roblox’s store and regional VAT.
Tools you’ll want bookmarked: the game’s Roblox page, any active Discord servers for the title, and YouTube creators who publish quick-zone routes — they shave minutes off runs and show spawn clusters.
Which Class you chase depends on your playstyle. If you’re a collector, aim for Diamond Treasurer or Handyman. If you’re a grinder, Bag Specialist or Rake/Blower Specialists make each loop more efficient. If you care about cash flow, Cash Treasurer pays dividends.
Think of Class hunting like tuning a radio: small adjustments can turn static into a clear station.
What Class are you chasing and why will that choice spark debate among players?
