Clean the SupermarketItem locator & guide · unofficial

About Clean the Supermarket Roblox

This site is a fan-made second-screen tool for players sorting grocery items in Clean the Supermarket.

Last updated 2026-06-28 · By Jim Liu

Mission

Make the item-to-aisle lookup faster than opening a flat article while you are mid-run.

Author

By Jim Liu, independent game guide publisher focused on practical Roblox tools.

Method

We source what can be sourced: the badge list and award counts come from the game's public Roblox badge data, the controls from the developer's own description. We do not play the game, and we do not claim to. Where something cannot be sourced, we say so on the page rather than inventing it — and in July 2026 we removed a large amount of invented data from this site, including aisle codes, shelf colours and four upgrade names that do not exist.

Video reference

One current community video is embedded on every guide page for visual cross-checking.

What's sourced, and what's our own model

Straight from the game. The badge list (all eight, with their exact unlock text and award counts) comes from the game's public Roblox badge data. The controls table comes from the developer's own game description. There are no codes — none have been issued — so the codes page tracks rather than lists.

Our own model. Which category each grocery item belongs to is ourgrouping — like goes with like, dairy with dairy. It is not an in-game shelf map, because no shelf map exists. We previously published invented aisle codes (A1-A10), shelf colours and a route planner built on them; all of it has been removed rather than left up with a caveat.

Frequently asked questions

Is this official?

No. This is an independent fan-made guide and is not affiliated with the game developer, Roblox, or Roblox Corporation.

Who runs the site?

Jim Liu runs the site as an independent Roblox guide publisher.

How is data handled?

We source what can be sourced — the badge list and award counts from the game's public Roblox badge data, the controls from the developer's own description. We do not play the game and do not claim to. The item finder groups items by category; it is our own grouping, not an in-game shelf map, because no shelf map is published anywhere. Checklist progress is stored locally in your browser.