To wash a dragon in Drag’n Wash, answer the reception phone and greet the dragon at the window before pressing the red gate button. Dip your sponge into soapy water to scrub scales, refill the bucket at the tap when depleted, and rinse away suds using the spray gun.
Operating a fantasy salon requires precision and care, which is why this drag’n wash washing guide walks you through every essential step. Managing your dragon washing station involves talking to customers, scrubbing massive scales, and maintaining your cleaning equipment.
Getting started can feel slightly disorienting if you are unsure how the salon mechanics function. This walkthrough details the exact routine needed to admit clients through the security gate and finish a thorough wash.
Opening the Shop Gate
After loading into your save profile, head down to the main shop floor. A dragon named Ryan will be waiting outside by the exterior gate, ready for his wash appointment.
Hitting the red gate button immediately will not work. The entrance remains locked until standard intake procedures are completed in the front office.
Walk into the reception area and answer the ringing telephone. The caller asks if you already understand the fundamentals, allowing you to confirm your familiarity.
Hang up the phone receiver, step up to the reception counter window, and initiate dialogue directly with the dragon waiting outside.
Select the dialogue option labeled Welcome to Drag’n Wash during the conversation. This unlocks access to the bathing bay.
Return to the main entrance and interact with the red button. The gate will roll open, letting Ryan stride directly into the wash station stall.
Scrubbing the Dragon
A cleaning meter appears along the upper edge of your interface once the client is situated. Watching this gauge helps you track overall lather coverage.
Your primary cleaning setup requires three essential supplies: a Sponge, a Spray Gun, and a pail filled with soapy water.
Right-click the Sponge to equip it, then step up to the bucket. Submerge the sponge into the soapy mixture and right-click on the dragon’s body to start lathering up the scales.
Work across the entire body in consistent passes. Suds deplete steadily as you scrub, requiring you to dunk the sponge back into the water repeatedly throughout the wash.
Attempting to clean the entire creature on a single dip will fail. A dry sponge does not clean grime, and the meter will stall until you reapply soap.
The bucket itself drains after several sponge dunks. When water runs dry, stow your sponge, left-click the empty bucket to carry it, place it under the water tap, and activate the valve to refill it.
Carry the full bucket back to your work area once topped off. Re-equip the sponge, saturate it in soapy water, and resume lathering unwashed sections.
Hard-to-Reach Spots
Whenever you struggle reaching specific limbs or lower legs, click directly on that body part. The dragon obligingly shifts its stance, angling hard-to-reach patches right toward you.
You can reposition the wash bucket freely around the stall floor. Moving it near the side you are actively scrubbing cuts down unnecessary travel time.
Scrambling onto the dragon’s back allows you to scrub upper wings, spines, and shoulders that cannot be serviced from ground level.
Rinsing Away the Suds
Once full soap coverage is achieved, pick up the Spray Gun and hold down right-click. Direct the high-pressure water stream across the scales to rinse all suds into the floor drain.
Converse with the cleaned dragon to conclude service, then trigger the red button to open the exit. Your customer departs contented, finishing the work day.
Your next customer presents new maintenance requirements. Future clients often enter the stall coated in outdoor matter that standard washing tools cannot clear.
Removing Exterior Debris
Subsequent dragons frequently arrive tangled in forest debris like stray twigs and dead foliage. Water streams and sponges have no effect on these tangled items.
Empty your hands completely before approaching the creature. With bare hands active, click directly on individual pieces of debris clinging to the hide.
Your character grabs the loose organic clutter directly. Walk each pulled clump over to the nearby trash can and toss it inside.
Tools are unnecessary during this phase. Clearing vegetation by hand ensures the hide is prepared before applying any soap or water.
Once all debris is cleared, resume standard washing with your sponge and sprayer to keep your shop thriving and your reptilian clients pristine.