Clean all the Leaves Class Guide – Rerolls and Gems

Learn how to optimize your yard clearing efficiency with our breakdown of all seven classes, including how to reroll for top-tier bonuses.

Choosing the right class is the single best way to speed up your progress in Clean all the Leaves, with seven distinct options available to boost your efficiency. Getting a solid class early on makes a massive difference, as some provide passive income or upgrade discounts that fundamentally change how you play.

I personally wasted a lot of time by not paying attention to my starter class, so don’t make the same mistake of ignoring your bonus. It’s easy to get stuck grinding without these perks, so securing a decent roll early is worth the effort.

Before you dive into the yard, make sure you head to the Shop to grab those 10 free starting Gems. Having that little buffer helps you decide if you want to hold onto your current class or try your luck with a reroll right from the start.

Full List of All Clean all the Leaves Classes

There are seven different classes you can roll, each with varying odds of appearing. You start automatically with the Starter Class, which acts as your default until you decide to spend your currency on a spin.

Every class has a specific drop chance, and knowing what you are hunting for helps manage expectations during those rerolls.

Class Rarity Drop Chance Bonus Details
Starter Class Common 40% None Default class with no special perks.
Bag Specialist Uncommon 22% Increased leaf bag capacity Carry more leaves before needing to empty your bag.
Cash Treasurer Rare 15% Increased cash earnings Earn more cash when disposing of leaves.
Diamond Treasurer Epic 11% Increased Gem earnings Boosts the number of Gems you earn.
Rake Specialist Divine 6% Cheaper rake upgrades Lowers the price of your rake upgrades.
Blower Specialist Mythic 4% Cheaper leaf blower upgrades Lowers the price of your leaf blower upgrades.
Handyman Legendary 2% All Class bonuses Grants every bonus combined.

I usually prioritize the Rake Specialist or Blower Specialist early on because saving cash on upgrades makes every future clear feel much faster.

How to Reroll Classes in Clean all the Leaves

If you aren’t happy with your current roll, you can use the Classes interface to spin for a new one. Each attempt will set you back 40 Gems, so ensure you have a healthy supply saved up before committing.

  1. Head over to the NPC located in the Classes area and step inside the designated box.
  2. Review your active class and see the spin prompt on your interface.
  3. Click the button to spend 40 Gems and confirm your reroll.
  4. Repeat these steps if you want to hunt for a higher rarity class.

How to Get Gems in Clean all the Leaves

Gems are your primary currency for class spins, and you will need a steady supply to fish for that Handyman class. Here are the best ways to keep your pockets full of Gems:

  • Complete zones: You earn 3 Gems every time you hit 100% completion in a zone. Focusing on the Porch, Shed, and Garage is a great loop; completing these three gives you 9 Gems quickly before you move on or reset.
  • Collect unique leaves: Look for the 11 unique leaves hidden throughout the game. Each one provides a one-time Gem reward, making them great for early game bankrolls.
  • Claim free Gems: New players shouldn’t forget to visit the Shop immediately. You can grab 10 free Gems there to kickstart your first reroll attempt.
  • Purchase with Robux: For those looking to skip the grind, you can buy bundles of Gems or grab the 3x Gems Game Pass for 50 Robux to triple your passive income.

Once you get your preferred class, focus entirely on clearing zones to keep that Gem momentum going. Happy cleaning, and hopefully you pull the Handyman on your next spin!

The rarest class is definitely the Handyman, which sits at a 2% drop rate. Each class reroll will always cost exactly 40 Gems, so don’t get caught spending your last few without a plan.

Keep an eye on your Gem count before hitting that spin button, because running out of currency mid-reroll is a mistake that definitely tripped me up early on.

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