Description

This one is about rhythm and satisfaction: pick the right tool, follow the grime trail, and let the sound design do the relaxing. House Cleaning Asmr is a tidy-up simulator where you clean room-by-room with simple drag actions and progress meters, focusing on calm ASMR-style wipes, sprays, and vacuum hums. Controls Desktop: Mouse click + drag to clean, click tool icons to switch Mobile: Tap tool icons, drag finger to clean, pinch to zoom (if supported) What you do - Select a cleaning tool (vacuum, sponge, mop, duster, spray, etc.) - Clean highlighted zones until the meter completes - Move through rooms (kitchen/bath/bedroom) and finish the checklist - Unlock new rooms or tool upgrades in some versions Clean top-to-bottom so you don’t “redo” work A fast, consistent method: - shelves/mirrors/windows first - counters/sinks next - floors last Even if the game doesn’t simulate falling dust perfectly, this order keeps you from missing tiny spots and having to swap tools back and forth. Follow the highlight edge, not the center Most progress bars fill based on coverage. The spots players miss are: - corners of tiles - around handles and knobs - the thin outline on glass Trace the border first, then sweep the middle. It finishes tasks faster than random scrubbing. Tool discipline saves time If your version includes multiple tools, don’t “half clean” and switch early. Finish one task to 100% before changing tools, or you’ll backtrack when the game refuses to complete the step. Speed tip that feels like experience For vacuums/mops, use slow, overlapping passes like mowing a lawn: - left to right - then one small step down This avoids gaps the game counts as “still dirty.” Common mistakes - switching tools too early and leaving tiny spots - scrubbing fast in circles and missing edges - zooming out too much and failing small targets - chasing upgrades before completing simple room checklists Mini drill Do one room using a strict pattern: outline the dirty area → fill the center → confirm 100% → move on. Your completion speed improves immediately. FAQ Why won’t the task complete even though it looks clean? You missed a small edge segment. Zoom in and trace the border again. What’s the fastest order? Top surfaces first, floors last, and finish each tool step fully. Why does cleaning feel slow sometimes? You’re moving too fast for the game to register coverage—slow down and overlap passes.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play