Cleaner Company Tools & Equipment Hub

Welcome to the Tools Hub for Cleaner Company, the sci-fi online co-op cleaning sim from Wildflame Studio and Mythwright. As a Star Wiper you do not clear rooms with vibes alone—you clear them with tactile gear: mops that soak gore, cosmic vacuums that pull debris, trash grinders that chew solid waste, powerwashers that blast stubborn stains, and weapons for Parasites, Slimes, Screamers, and anything else that refuses to stay still. This hub is the map to every gear, control, and PC readiness page on the wiki.

The full game is scheduled for 2026 on Steam and the Epic Games Store. Until then, the free Flying Canteen demo and earlier playtest sites (Experimental Laboratory, Polar Facility) are the best places to feel how tools, physics, and co-op roles interact. Use this hub before you dive into contracts so you know what to unlock, how to bind inputs, and whether your machine meets Steam’s published requirements.

What lives under Tools

• Cleaning Equipment — deep dive on mop, vacuum, grinders, powerwashers, weapons, hazmat gear, and upgrade loops funded by contract earnings.
• Controls — movement, cleaning actions, combat, inventory habits, controller support, and co-op communication tips.
• System Requirements — Steam minimum and recommended specs (Windows, CPU, RAM, GPU, DirectX, network, storage) plus practical performance notes.
• Difficulty Settings — calm cleaning versus threats on, when to untoggle monsters, and how to brief a co-op squad before ready-up.

Cross-check rankings on the Equipment Tier List after you understand what each tool actually does. New players should also skim Getting Started, Physics cleaning tips, and the Guides Hub before a first Flying Canteen run.

Why tools matter in Cleaner Company

Cleanup is the core loop, but the fantasy is workplace chaos in orbit. Physics can spill liquids, knock props, and turn a tidy corridor into a fresh crime scene if you rush. Hostile creatures are optional via difficulty settings, yet when they are on, a mop without a weapon plan is a short career. Earnings from completed contracts fund upgrades to equipment, health, damage, and speed—so knowing which tool to invest in early is as important as knowing which stain type it solves.

In 1–4 player online co-op, tool choice becomes role design. One player can specialize in floor liquids while another runs the vacuum and a third watches chokepoints with a weapon. Solo cleaners need flexible loadouts and a calm upgrade path. Either way, the Tools pages stay practical: what each piece of kit is for, how it fits contracts on spacecraft, moon bases, orbital restaurants, and research facilities, and how to avoid creating more mess than you remove.

Suggested reading order

1. Confirm your PC on System Requirements.
2. Learn input habits on Controls.
3. Pick calm vs threats-on on Difficulty Settings.
4. Study the kit list on Cleaning Equipment.
5. Rank priorities with the Equipment Tier List.
6. Apply it on the Demo & Playtest locations, then return here when new gear drops in Release News.

Official storefronts and social channels live on the Links Hub. For a full site map, open the Cleaner Company Wiki Overview. For patch cadence and trailer context, use the Updates Hub.

Keep facts consistent

Across this wiki we treat Cleaner Company as an upcoming 2026 PC title with Steam and Epic support, online co-op for one to four players, development by Wildflame Studio, publishing by Mythwright, and Star Wipers as the in-universe crew. Monsters can be disabled when you want a pure cleaning session. If a tool page and a guide disagree after a patch, prefer the newest Updates entry and re-check Steam’s store text for hardware changes.

Bookmark this Tools Hub, share it with your crew before a co-op night, and upgrade deliberately—because in space, nobody can hear you clean, but everyone can see the mess you left behind.