| Elements |
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| Recurring: Carpet | Chains | Cherries | Cookies | Donuts | Ice Layer: Boxes | Carpet Roll | Colored Boxes | Cat Houses | Cat Treats | Jelly | Ribbons with Bows | Statues | Surprise Box | Walnut Fluid and Spreading: Cooking Pots | Ivy | Oil | Rich Suds | Soap | Soap Foamer | Suds | Steam Container: Apples | Bear-in-a-Box | Cats | Color Pencils | Corn | Hats | Jelly Packages | Lemonade | Light Bulbs | Refrigerators | Rings | Rock Carving | Pool Table Special: Generator | Gramophone | Gravitation | Magic Hats | Plasma Globe | Portals | Puzzles | Tube of Paint Other Elements: Ball of Yarn | Brooches | Compasses | Jam | Lanterns | Origami | Parrot | Tiles | Timers | Toaster | Vacuum | Water Buckets Other Obstacles: Alarm Clock | Balloons | Blankets | Chest with Keys | Cobwebs | Filing Cabinets | Flower Pots | Ice Bomb | Phone | Stained Glass | Walls | Window Blinds |
Vacuums are special Elements in Homescapes. They need to be charged to move to the next station. The color of and number on the Vacuum indicate what Pieces you need to match and how many.
Once a Vacuum is fully charged, it destroys all Obstacles between it and the next station, shown in a neon cyan. You need to collect the same amount of Pieces once charged. Once it reaches the last station, it disappears!
A similar Element is the Ball of Yarn. These are always Level Goals, and they can be affected with each move.
Tips on Vacuums[]
- Use Rainbow Balls often. This will charge the Vacuums faster.
- Hammer, Sledgehammers, and Gloves do not affect Vacuums, but can be wisely utilized to remove the needful Pieces.
- You will know if a Vacuum is at the last Station if there is no glowing circle.