Hozy Wiki

Clear All Clutter Before Using Tools

Start every level by picking up trash and moving it into the bin. Clearing the floor first prevents tools from getting blocked and makes the rest of the room easier to read.

Keep the Bin Near Heavy Clutter Spots

Moving the bin closer to the mess reduces back-and-forth movement. This is especially useful in levels with lots of trash or cartons scattered across a wide area.

Clean in a Stable Order

A reliable order is windows, floors, then walls. Clean windows early for better visibility, mop after debris is gone, and paint after nearby surfaces are already tidy.

Leave Decorating Until the Room is Finished

Furniture placement is easier after all required cleaning tasks are done. Decorating too early makes it harder to move around and often leads to unnecessary rearranging.

Adjust Furniture Instead of Rushing Placement

Items can be rotated and moved before you settle on a final layout. Shelves, corners, and wall space help rooms feel fuller without making them feel cluttered.

Use Room Interactions to Improve the Final Look

Open windows, adjust the lighting, and interact with room elements to shape the atmosphere. Small presentation choices matter a lot in a decorating-focused game like Hozy.

A childhood home space that works as a tutorial room. Introduces the basic dustbin, mop, roller, and window wiper loop for the first time.

An artist workspace with an attached garden. Adds parquet removal, plank placement, and outdoor sweeping as new renovation mechanics.

A musician's hall with more windows, more cartons, and window-cover interactions that require closing and reopening to reach all wall areas.

A sister's first city apartment with a compact balcony. Includes hidden mess inside furniture and a tighter cleaning and decorating space.

An elevated kids' hideout focused on plank removal and roof restoration instead of the usual full cleaning kit seen in earlier rooms.

A large luxury home with a faded color palette, balcony pool, carpet rolling, and multiple window areas to clean before decorating.

An old pharmacy converted into a cafe. Combines entrance cleanup, wallpaper application, and wall tile placement in a single room.

A penultimate surreal space where the mop moves cards on the floor instead of cleaning. Features unusual wall-paint behavior not seen elsewhere.

The secret final project. Introduces a dryer gun for wall dampness, staircase step placement, and both floor and wall tile installation.

Used to collect loose trash, cartons, and other small debris before deeper cleaning starts. In several levels, clearing trash first opens enough space to mop properly.

Used for floor cleanup and dirt removal across many rooms. Handles dusty floors, marked surfaces, and even unusual messes like the scattered cards in Dreams.

Used to clean windows, glass doors, and marked window surfaces. Also used to wipe off the math illustrations covering the apartment windows.

Used to repaint walls after cleanup. Some levels offer three color choices, and painting tasks often come after the room has been cleared and windows have been handled.

Used in repair-focused spaces to pry away broken planks and damaged wood. The Tree House is the clearest example where it is the main restoration tool before replacement pieces go in.

Used for outdoor sweeping rather than indoor polishing. In the Cafe level, it clears leaves outside before the interior restoration continues.