Brain Out 2 Level 141
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 141 says "You can't go out on a date like this." A woman kneels on the floor in tears, her purple top covered all over in cat hair, unable to go out looking like this. Her cat plays with a ball of yarn, a lint roller lies on the floor, and a pet-food dispenser stands by the wall with an empty bowl. The victory line, "It's like new again!", appears once she is clean.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- See the problem. Her clothes are covered in cat hair, and the cat is busy shedding and playing.
- Feed the cat. The automatic food dispenser's bowl is empty. Activate it so kibble drops into the bowl.
- The cat eats. Drawn by the food, the cat leaves off playing and starts eating from the dispenser.
- Use the lint roller. With the cat occupied, roll the sticky lint roller over her clothes to peel off all the hair.
- Confirm. Her outfit is hair-free and sparkles. The screen says "It's like new again!" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a two-step "occupy the cat then clean up" puzzle. The obvious tool is the lint roller, but as long as the cat is loose and shedding, it keeps depositing fresh hair.
First, distract the cat with food. The dispenser's bowl is empty, so triggering it releases kibble and the cat settles down to eat. With the cat busy, you can actually use the lint roller on her clothes without the hair flying again.
The crumpled tissues and books on the floor are decoration. The lesson is to solve the root cause — the loose, shedding cat — before trying to clean up.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: rolling immediately. The cat keeps shedding while playing, so hair keeps coming back.
- Mistake: chasing the cat. You cannot catch it.
- Mistake: ignoring the dispenser. Put food in the dispenser bowl so the cat eats, then use the lint roller on her clothes.
Walkthrough Notes
Her clothes are covered in cat hair, but the cat keeps shedding while loose. Trigger the food dispenser so the cat eats, then use the lint roller on her. The victory line shows her cleaned up. Compare this with rolling immediately: fresh hair keeps coming. Feed the cat first.
Why It Works
Her clothes are covered in loose cat hair, but as long as the cat roams and sheds, rolling them only creates new hair. Trigger the food dispenser so the cat is occupied eating, then lint-roll her clothes. The mug and other objects are decoration. The order matters: feed the cat first, then clean. The caption rewards the quiet, two-step approach.
Handy Reminder
Make sure the food dispenser actually drops kibble before you start rolling. If the cat is still wandering, rolling is premature.
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