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Published: September 18, 2026 | 6 min read | Last updated: Oct 4, 2026
You spawned into the dirtiest house on the block, grabbed a sponge, and immediately realised there's more going on than just scrubbing walls. Flip a House! by Increates is a first-person cleaning and renovation simulator where every streak you clean, every piece of furniture you place, and every upgrade you unlock adds directly to the price you sell for. The loop is satisfying from the first flip and scales up significantly as you move to bigger properties. This guide covers every stage — how to clean efficiently, what furniture matters most, how upgrades change the game, and how to run the whole thing with up to four friends.
⚡ Quick Answer
Clean all trash first, then vacuum and scrub every surface before placing any furniture. Fill every room with furniture to maximise sell price — empty rooms leave money on the table. Upgrade your gear between flips, not during. Two codes are now active: CLEAN (250K cash + 1.5x Clean Boost 30 min) and PETS (1 Normal Egg). Like the game and join the Increates House group for additional free money. Play with friends: split rooms, finish faster, earn more per session.
How Flip a House Works
Flip a House! drops you into a filthy, empty property. Your job is to restore it completely and sell it for the highest price possible. The game loop runs in four stages that repeat on progressively larger and more valuable properties:
- Clean out the trash. Every room starts full of rubbish, broken items, and debris. Remove all of it before touching anything else — furniture placed in a dirty room contributes less to your sell price.
- Vacuum and scrub every surface. Floors, walls, and windows all have a cleanliness score. Your sell price is directly tied to how clean the property is when you list it. The sponge handles windows and surfaces, the vacuum handles floors.
- Fill every room with furniture. Each piece of furniture adds a fixed amount to the property value. Empty rooms are lost money. A fully furnished house sells for dramatically more than a clean but empty one.
- Sell it for big money. Once the house is clean and furnished, list it. The sale price reflects your cleaning score and furniture count. Collect the cash, upgrade your gear, and move to the next — bigger — property.
📊 Key Detail: Flip a House! supports up to 4 players in co-op. Each player can work a different room simultaneously, cutting your flip time dramatically. The profit is shared equally — more players means faster completion, same total payout per player. (Roblox Game Page, Increates House)
How to Clean the House Fast
Cleaning is the foundation of every flip — your sell price cannot reach its maximum without a clean property. The game uses two tools for cleaning: a sponge with spray bottle for surfaces and windows, and a vacuum for floors. Both need to cover every square inch of the room for a full cleanliness score.
My first flip I cleaned the floors perfectly and ignored the windows. Sold the house and got a cleanliness penalty I didn't understand. Second flip I hit every window with the sponge first, then vacuumed every floor, then placed furniture. Sold for noticeably more even though the house was the same size. The window cleaning step is the one most players skip because it's easy to miss when you're focused on the floor.
Cleaning Order That Works
- Trash first. Remove every piece of debris from every room before using any cleaning tool. Trash removal is a separate action from cleaning — skipping it leaves your cleanliness score capped.
- Windows and walls with sponge. Work from top to bottom on each wall, hitting every dirty patch. Windows are easy to miss — walk close and look for the interact prompt on each pane.
- Floors with vacuum. Walk in a systematic grid pattern across each room. Random paths leave missed patches that dock your score. Corner to corner, then back — don't trust your memory for coverage.
- Check each room before moving on. If you see any remaining dirt indicator on the room progress bar, go back. One missed patch per room compounds into a significant price penalty by the time you sell.
💡 Pro Tip: Don't place any furniture until every room is fully cleaned. Furniture placed in dirty rooms counts toward your total but at a reduced value. Clean first, furnish second — always in that order.
Furniture: What to Place and Where
Furniture is the second major driver of your sell price after cleanliness. Every piece adds value — but placement strategy matters. The goal is maximum room coverage with no empty floor space going to waste.
Furniture Priority by Room
| Room | Priority Furniture | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Living Room | Sofa, coffee table, TV, rug | Largest room — most value per piece |
| Bedroom | Bed, wardrobe, bedside table, lamp | High value room — bed is single biggest furniture item |
| Kitchen | Table, chairs, appliances | Multiple small pieces stack quickly |
| Bathroom | All available bathroom furniture | Smallest room — fill completely, nothing wasted |
⚠️ Key Rule: Never leave a room empty. An unfurnished room is the biggest single source of lost profit in Flip a House. Even the cheapest furniture in a room is worth more than leaving it bare. Fill every room completely before selling.
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