Stated verbatim on the official Roblox game page/description or normalized in the Phase A evidence file from an official Roblox API.
Dig & Clean 🧼 Sources & Confidence Labels
Every factual claim on this site traces back to a source you can check, and carries a label saying how strong that source is. This page lists the actual sources, the hierarchy we trust them in, and how to get an error fixed.
What we trust, in order
When two sources disagree, the higher tier wins. When only the bottom tiers have a claim, it gets labeled as a community estimate or unverified — never presented as fact.
Tier 1. Official Roblox APIs — use only claims normalized in the Phase A evidence; game-pass and live game-stat endpoints are held when this environment could not refresh them.
Tier 2. Official game page and description — the developer's own words, including the how-to-play loop.
Tier 3. Developer group — the Squeaky Clean! group page for membership and announcement context.
Tier 4. Verified videos — gameplay and script-showcase videos, used only when more than one corroborates a claim.
Tier 5. Community estimates — player-reported numbers, always labeled and never presented as exact.
The exact references behind our claims
These are the live endpoints and pages we pull from, with what each one is used for. Roblox API links return raw JSON you can inspect yourself.
Roblox Games API
Held endpointhttps://games.roblox.com/v1/games?universeIds=10475794799
Not used for current visits, concurrency, rating, creator, or game-pass claims in Phase A; related Roblox endpoints returned 403 from this environment.
Roblox Game-Passes API
Held endpointhttps://games.roblox.com/v1/games/10475794799/game-passes
Phase A did not normalize per-pass evidence from this endpoint, so game-pass names, prices, effects, and creation dates remain a legacy verification hold.
Roblox Groups API
Official APIhttps://groups.roblox.com/v1/groups/679586291
Group name (Squeaky Clean!), owner (qurxts, verified badge), and member count.
Official game page
Official pagehttps://www.roblox.com/games/83038462357724/Dig-Clean
The verbatim how-to-play description, platform support line, and release date.
Roblox Thumbnails API
Official APIhttps://thumbnails.roblox.com/v1/games/icons?universeIds=10475794799
Game icon verification, to confirm we are tracking the correct game and not DIG or Dig It.
YouTube oEmbed checks
In-game footagehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZ6AHF_FBpI
Corroborating the Shop code field, Redeem button, and reported rewards for UPDATE2, UPDATE1, and SECRET10; this is not a same-account redemption test.
Official Dig & Clean Discord
Creator-linked communityhttps://discord.com/invite/edCZv8jxsx
Verifying the public Dig & Clean community invite through creator identity matching.
Current code-list cross-check
Independent current sourcehttps://www.online-station.net/mobile-game/1000430
Re-checking that UPDATE2, UPDATE1, and SECRET10 were still listed on August 19-20, 2026.
What each confidence label means
You will see these pills across the site — on guides, the museum page, update entries, and pass data.
Verified through Phase A evidence or multiple independent checks, even if the game page does not spell it out.
Corroborated by more than one gameplay or script-showcase video, but not provable from official data alone.
A legacy record or public hint exists, but Phase A did not normalize current source evidence and the live gameplay effect has not been same-account tested in this task.
A number or rate assembled from player reports and videos. Useful for planning, never exact, always editable in our tools.
Rumored, datamined by others, or simply not checkable yet. We name it so you know what not to trust as fact.
A rules-of-thumb decision aid derived from how the confirmed mechanics interact. Not a promise about hidden values.
Editorial advice from the site team. Reasonable players can disagree; the labeled facts above it are the checkable part.
See an error? Here is how to report it
Send corrections through the contact page with three things: the page URL, the claim you believe is wrong, and a source we can verify (game page, group post, official API data, or a video). Corrections backed by verifiable sources are prioritized and the page's checked date is updated when the fix lands.
What we deliberately do not publish
Shovel and spray bottle names and prices, rarity names, zone lists, rebirth details, and exact earn rates — none of these are verifiable from official data yet, so instead of inventing them, our pages say so and label the gap. That is the whole point of this page.
Sources FAQ
How do I report an error on this site?
Use the contact page and include the page URL, the claim you think is wrong, and a source we can check (game page, group post, or video). Corrections that cite verifiable sources get priority.
How often are sources re-checked?
Freshness-sensitive pages (codes, updates) are re-checked on a scheduled daily basis; guides and reference pages are reviewed when an update is detected. Each page shows its own checked date.
Why do some claims say Unverified?
Because shovel and spray bottle names, prices, rarity names, zones, and exact earn rates cannot currently be proven from official data. We would rather label a gap than invent a number.
Is this site affiliated with Roblox or Squeaky Clean!?
No. This is an unofficial fan-made resource. The official Roblox game page and the developer group remain the authoritative channels.
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