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Cash Cleaner Simulatoris anaddictive simulator gamewhere you step into the shoes of a professional “cash cleaner” working for underworld contacts. Your job is to receive dirty money, which could be stained with dirt, blood, or even contain counterfeit bills, and make it squeaky clean for your clients.
When it comes to counterfeit bills, your clients definitely expect you to find them and separate them so that they are not part of the cleaned and returned cash. Plus, most clients also don’t want any marked bills in their cleaned cash. This guide will walk you through the entire process of identifying both marked and counterfeit bills inCash Cleaner Simulatorso that you don’t end up in any trouble.
How to Identify Marked Bills in Cash Cleaner Simulator
Marked bills are real currency that has been intentionally marked, either bygangs or law enforcementfor tracking purposes. There are three types of marked bills inCash Cleaner Simulator, each with its own identification mark:
To start identifying these marked bills, you’ll need aUV Lamp and a Workbench. TheWorkbenchbecomes available once youunlock secondWarehouse levelinCash Cleaner Simulatorafter completing the “Light It Up” quest.
After unlocking and placing the Workbench in your warehouse, you can then purchase theUV Lampfrom the Black Market app.
You can also use the Portable UV Lamp, but the stationary Ultraviolet Lamp is much more efficient for larger stacks of cash, and it automatically attaches to the Workbench.
From here, all you have to do is spread out the stack of money you wish to examine on your Workbench. Then,wait till it’s nighttime before turning on your UV Lamp.
The red or black markings on any Marked Bills will be clearly visible under UV light. These symbols won’t be present on clean, unmarked bills.
How to Spot Counterfeit Bills in Cash Cleaner Simulator
Counterfeit bills are fake currency. These bills are considered the most problematic type to use for jobs, so it’s important to identify and separate them as soon as possible in your workflow.
Every single bank note, whether genuine or not, will exhibit some form of marking under UV light. Legitimate bills will always display ablue security line.As such, the key to spotting a counterfeit is to look for bills that arecompletely cleanunder UV light, meaning they showno markings whatsoever.
