Glass, a squeegee and Spotless: making Rinse feel clean
Why every screen in Rinse sits behind wet glass, why screens change with a squeegee wipe, and how a Spotless count and a rising note make washing satisfying.

Guides to washing the board, from the game where dirty water runs downhill.
Why every screen in Rinse sits behind wet glass, why screens change with a squeegee wipe, and how a Spotless count and a rising note make washing satisfying.
Every Rinse level is one grimy thing to wash, from a patio slab to a rocket. How the things are built from shapes, painted, and put in an order that only gets harder.
In Rinse, falling water scrubs, sliding water carries a little and still water drops its dirt. How the water works, and how that turns washing into a puzzle.
Learn Rinse on its first boards: pour above the dirt, let the water carry it away, and wash every tile before the tank runs dry. Stars, undo and the hint.