Four currently documented Home Alone (Anomaly) chores keep you in or near the kitchen: Make Coffee, Do the Dishes, Cook Tomorrow’s Lunch, and Clean the Kitchen. They are useful early-night choices because the starting objects and destination appliances are close together. The official Roblox description confirms that Update 2 added chores, but it does not publish task names or controls. The routes below are therefore Community reported, based on a detailed current walkthrough checked August 7, 2026.
Make Coffee without losing the interaction chain
Begin at the kitchen island and look for the coffee packet connected to the active objective. Carry it to the coffee maker and wait for the interaction prompt before pressing anything. The reported minigame asks you to move a needle into a green zone. Use the controls shown on your screen, make small corrections instead of holding an input, and stop correcting once the needle is stable in the target.
The coffee may still need time to finish after the dial succeeds. Do not assume the minigame alone completed the chore. Watch for the task-board update or a clear completion response, then put down any carried state before starting another task. If a visitor interrupts during brewing, handle the visitor and return to the machine rather than collecting an unrelated kitchen object.
Do the Dishes one plate at a time
Current walkthrough evidence places the dirty dishes on the kitchen island and the washing destination at the sink. Move one dish to the sink, trigger the washing interaction, and finish the repeated-input step until that dish registers. Then return for the next dish. A partial stack can look finished if the cleaned plate disappears or the counter changes, so use objective progress as the final check.
If the sink interaction does not appear, verify that the dish was placed in the intended sink position rather than dropped beside it. Step away, approach from another angle, and let the prompt appear. Do not confuse this chore with a visitor claim about running or discolored water; a house-state check and an active dish objective may use the same room for different purposes.
Cook Tomorrow’s Lunch in order
The documented lunch route has three distinct stages: take the pan from the island to the stove, add the pasta, and operate the cooking dial until the food is ready. Current guidance then points to the refrigerator as the final storage step. Treat each stage as required. Leaving cooked food at the stove can be the reason the board still shows the chore as incomplete.
During the cooking minigame, use short inputs to keep the indicator in its target area. If you must answer the door, release the input before leaving. When you return, inspect the stove and objective rather than restarting the entire chain from memory. The current build may preserve, pause, or reset the stage, and no official persistence rule is published.
Clean the Kitchen by tracking surfaces
For the cleaning task, a current guide reports a spray bottle on the island and four stains around the kitchen, including easy-to-miss spots near the island chairs and refrigerator. Pick up the tool only after confirming the active objective. Clear one stain fully, then move clockwise around the room so you do not repeatedly inspect the same surface.
Record the remaining progress after each interaction. If the fourth stain is missing, check the sides and backs of large kitchen fixtures before leaving the room. Avoid inventing a permanent spawn map: exact placement and target count are community observations and could change. The route—tool, visible target, completed interaction, progress check—remains useful even if an object moves.
Choose the right kitchen chore under pressure
Make Coffee and Lunch include timing or dial work, so start them when the door is quiet and your controls are behaving normally. Dishes and surface cleaning break into smaller object-by-object steps and are easier to resume after a knock. Solo players should keep the front-room route clear; groups can assign one player to the kitchen, but that player should stop the minigame when the team needs an audio clue.
Do not chain two tasks merely because their objects share the island. The game tracks the active objective, and carrying the wrong object can hide the intended prompt. Complete and confirm one task, return to the board, then accept the next current instruction.
Kitchen recovery checklist
- Read the exact board objective and its remaining progress.
- Confirm you have the task object, not a visitor prop or another chore item.
- Use the destination named by the reported route: coffee maker, sink, stove, or cleaning target.
- Finish the entire prompt or minigame before moving away.
- Complete the final waiting or storage step when the task has one.
- Return to the board and confirm the objective changed.
- If it did not, repeat only the current substep from a different approach angle.
- Rejoin only when several unrelated prompts fail, not because one target was overlooked.
Kitchen chores FAQ
Are these four chores guaranteed every night?
No. A current walkthrough reports rotating lists, but Roblox does not publish the selection rule. Follow the board in your current server.
Which task should a beginner choose first?
An object-by-object task such as dishes is easier to pause and resume. Coffee is also compact once you understand the dial.
Does the kitchen always contain four stains?
Four is the current community-reported count. Use the live objective rather than treating that number as permanent.
Where should I go after finishing?
Return to the board and front-room center. Continue with Cleaning chores, Room chores, or the full checklist according to the next objective.