In the Cash Cleaner Simulator, players need to check, count, and ship the money to the desired location. Your job is simple but working with the criminals and the underworld lords is not simple as you will have to deal with tons of dirty black money and turn it into clean white. It is sometimes hard to sort and count and humans are bound to make mistakes. Therefore, there is a cash counter that can be purchased to count the denomination of the bill and sort it clearly on a table or pallet.

Sometimes when you shift your attention and then come back to your table and find various stacked bills that were sorted earlier, many of us have mistakenly or knowingly sneaked a different denomination bill in a stack. Therefore, the game allows players to distinguish whether the stack has bills that have the same denomination from top to bottom or if it is mixed up.

What Does Each Band Of Color Mean At Cash Cleaner Simulator?

When you tape the bill straps to build a stack of cash or bills, it is worth noting that the bands are different in color. The colors signify which type of denominations are stacked in a bill.

White: The bills have mixed denominations.

Yellow: The bills have 100 denominations.

Brown or Orange: The bills have 50 denominations.

Blue: The bills have 20 denominations.

Green: The bills have 10 denominations.

Now you know what these band colors mean in the Cash Cleaner Simulator. Keep your workplace clean and sorted so that it is fun and efficient to work.