The Blaster is a heavy crowd-control and burst-damage character vessel in Clean Crew, the co-op apartment cleaning horror game developed by CleanCrew on Roblox. Unlike the standard Ranger class, the Blaster trades base movement speed and ammunition capacity for high-yield cleaning power and lethal multi-shot combat. Equipped with a wide-area vacuum and a 5-shot pressure cannon, the Blaster excels at eliminating aggressive pests quickly and vacuuming dense piles of apartment debris.
How to Unlock the Blaster Class
The Blaster was officially released into Clean Crew on April 3, 2026. Players can purchase and equip the class directly from the lobby shop.
- Base Price: 500 Mula in the lobby shop.
- Promotional Pricing: In Version 0.6.5 (The Costume Party Update), the developers introduced a limited-time sale offering the Blaster for half off (250 Mula).
- Currency Note: Mula is earned through standard cleaning runs and completing floor objectives. The class cannot be bought with Celz.
Visually, the Blaster wears a teal maintenance suit with an electrical cord plug and sports a distinctive bucket head, standing slightly taller than the default Ranger.
Blaster Equipment and Base Stats
The Blaster has the slowest base movement speed among all four playable vessels (Ranger, Blaster, Zoomer, and Lobber). To compensate for reduced mobility, the class features specialized cleaning and combat tools designed for high area coverage.
| Equipment | Primary Function | Ammo / Resource | Damage & Efficiency | Mechanical Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pressure Cannon | Ranged combat and stain cleaning | 40 Max Ammo | High burst damage (fires 5 spread bullets per shot) | Cleans stains and damages hostiles. Ammo is capped at 40 instead of the standard 150 cap seen on default vessels. |
| Vacuum | Debris and litter collection | Infinite / No ammo | 1 Cleaning Efficiency, 0 Entity Damage | Must be held down to suck up multiple litters simultaneously. Pulls loose items toward the player upon release. |
The vacuum—affectionately dubbed "little blaster junior" in the character's official lore—has zero cooldown while continuously vacuuming litter and grime. However, letting go of the vacuum triggers a brief recovery cooldown before it can be held down again.
Because the pressure cannon fires a 5-bullet spread and has a strict 40-round reservoir, missing shots drains ammunition rapidly. Litter picked up across the apartment floors must be fed to the companion television, BUDDY, to replenish ammunition reserves.
Best Cartridges and Upgrades for Blaster
During runs, players encounter shop terminals offering random selections from the game's cartridge pool. Cartridges can be upgraded up to Level 3 using earned credits, with Level 3 granting an extra passive perk. Based on community testing and player guides, the three most effective cartridges for the Blaster are:
- Bleach Cleaner: This upgrade increases projectile damage against hostiles and speeds up stain cleaning. At Level 3, the substantial damage boost allows the Blaster's 5-shot spread to shred elite pests and bosses in seconds.
- Ammo Reserver: Because the Blaster's ammo pool is restricted to 40 shots, running dry mid-combat is a frequent hazard. Ammo Reserver passively mitigates this limitation, reducing the need to constantly backtrack to BUDDY for refills.
- Moving Crew: Blaster has heavy-set, sluggish base handling. Moving Crew provides a movement speed boost while carrying objects and holding out the healing plug during sprints, compensating for the class's lack of natural agility.
Cosmox Vending Machine Upgrades
In addition to standard shop cartridges, players can unlock hidden rooms using a randomly spawned crowbar to access the Cosmox Scented vending machine. Upgrades from this machine cost 20 Mula instead of shop credits.
For the Blaster, player testing highlights the Uncut Lemon upgrade. Uncut Lemon increases outgoing burst damage, but reduces projectile range and increases ammo consumption per trigger pull. When paired with Bleach Cleaner and Ammo Reserver, it turns the Blaster into a close-range extermination powerhouse capable of melting boss health bars, though it prevents players from sniping flying targets at long range.
Gameplay Tactics and Room Strategies
Playing the Blaster effectively requires careful positioning, smart ammunition management, and specific handling of unique room types:
- Managing the 40-Ammo Limit: Never waste pressure cannon shots on scattered floor debris. Use the infinite-ammo vacuum for all loose trash, preserving pressure cannon rounds strictly for stubborn stains and hostile entities.
- The Dominos Room: Community gameplay guides indicate that the Blaster's vacuum is one of the safest tools for clearing the Dominos room. However, players must aim the vacuum suction away from the physical dominos (toward walls or ceilings). Hitting or picking up dominos without instantly feeding them to BUDDY causes them to awaken, swarm, and attack the team.
- Boss Encounters: In boss battles, such as the Floor 7 rooftop confrontation, the Blaster serves as the primary damage dealer. Because the boss extermination meter drains rapidly under the 5-spread cannon, teammates should prioritize feeding litter to BUDDY to feed the Blaster continuous ammo drops.
Blaster Badges in Clean Crew
Clean Crew features several specific achievement badges tied to playing as the Blaster:
- Loser: Clean 10,000 things while playing as the Blaster.
- Black Hole: Clean 3 dust piles within 5 seconds of each other using the Blaster's vacuum.
- Powa' Washa': Clean 15 stains in a row without missing a single pressure cannon bullet.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Blaster cost in Clean Crew?
The Blaster costs 500 Mula under normal circumstances in the lobby shop. In the Version 0.6.5 update, the developers ran a limited-time half-off discount, temporarily reducing the price to 250 Mula.
Why does the Blaster have less ammo than other classes?
The Blaster has a maximum ammo capacity of 40, compared to the standard 150 seen on the Ranger. This lower cap balances the weapon's massive burst potential, as each trigger pull fires five spread projectiles at once.
Can the Blaster's vacuum damage monsters?
No. Official game data confirms that the Blaster's vacuum deals 0 entity damage and has a cleaning efficiency of 1. It is exclusively designed for sucking up debris, dust piles, and pulling loose items toward the player. Damage against enemies must be dealt using the pressure cannon.
