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Version 1.2.6 · 2025-08-26
Minor internal update
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The store currently lists version 1.2.6, updated 2025-08-26.








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Become a professional janitor in 『Hoarding and Cleaning』 and clean up the world's trash!
●Game Features
Various stages!
Homes, beaches, parks... cleaning missions in various locations await you!
Cleaning upgrades!
Collect trash, earn money, and acquire powerful vacuum cleaners and cleaning tools! You will be able to clean even more extensively and efficiently!
Client Smiles!
Use your cleaning skills to put smiles on the faces of those in need! You will be rewarded with special rewards as your satisfaction level increases!
●The fun of the game
As a professional cleaner, you clean up for your clients who are in trouble because of garbage everywhere.
The more trash you collect, the more money you earn and the more powerful cleaning tools you get!
As the game progresses, more stages and cleaning items will be unlocked and players' cleaning skills will improve!…
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