Brain Puzzle 3 Level 31

Overview

Level 31 says "Help her clean the toilet." A woman in a pink dress stands in a disgusting public restroom looking horrified; the bottom line begs "Hurry up and come out, I can't hold it any longer." The toilet is overflowing with blue water, flies buzz around the floor, trash is scattered everywhere, the wall is covered in graffiti, a spider web hangs by the door, and a trash can and plunger lie on the floor. On the roof above sit a potted plant and a bird daydreaming about a tomato.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 5

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Stop the overflowing toilet. Tap the toilet to flush/stop the water gushing out; the blue flood on the bowl subsides and the toilet settles.

1. Bag the trash. The line "Why do I have to throw out the trash too?" points to the blue trash bin appearing on the floor; tap the scattered garbage and drop it into the bin.

1. Scrub the graffiti off the wall. The scribbled wall marks need cleaning; tap the wall graffiti to wipe it away. In the later frame the messy wall patches are rolled/cleaned off.

1. Clear the flies and spider web. Tap the buzzing flies on the floor and the spider web by the door to remove them.

1. Pleasing the roof-top bird. On the roof, the bird is daydreaming about a tomato next to the potted plant; the bird later hums music notes once the cleanup is done. Once the toilet and floor are clean, the red "Completed" ribbon appears.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a cleaning montage: the level is "clean the toilet," and the game lists the cleanup items through the running bottom lines and the changing state of the room. The overflowing toilet is the first thing to stop, then the trash bag, then the wall graffiti, then the flies and web. The visual progress is direct: at 2:41 the blue bin has appeared and the flood has stopped; at 2:22 the wall patches are cleaned and the toilet bowl is cleaner; the bird on the roof goes from daydreaming about a tomato to humming notes.

The second woman on the left is censored with a white blob (a gag about her own embarrassing toilet emergency), and the poster on the wall, the potted plant, and the bird are dressing. The point is simply to work through each mess until the restroom is presentable enough for the woman to use.

Because the exact order of taps is not narrated, the rule is to clear each visible mess — overflow, trash, graffiti, flies, web — until the room is clean.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: ignoring the overflowing toilet. The gushing blue water is the first problem; stop it before anything else.
• Mistake: leaving trash on the floor. The bottom line "why throw out the trash too" signals the bin; bag the scattered garbage.
• Mistake: forgetting the flies and web. After the toilet and trash, remove the buzzing flies and the spider web by the door; a half-clean room is not finished.