Posted by Chrisdog93 on Tuesday, February 3, 2009 at 5:42PM PST | Comments (145)

With the squashed bugs, the new Paint by Letters book, Lime Green Dojo Clean has been released on Club Penguin.

Here is the cover of Lime Green Dojo Clean.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

Find the new book in the Book Room. Click on either the book shelf, or the bottom right book icon. Then, click on the green book called Lime Green Dojo Clean. Here’s what the shelf looks like.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

Need help finding the hidden coins? Click below for the full post for cheats.

Lime Green Dojo Clean has hidden coins on each page. Below are all of them.

On page 4, click on the mop and drag it to the outside of the dojo. Then, use it to clean the outside of the Dojo.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

On page 6, move the lime green bucket for a hidden coin.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

On page 8, click and drag the paint ball until it wears out.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

On page 10, drag the penguin to the top of the roof to clean it.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

On page 12, click on the highlighted dojo walls from left to right.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

On page 14,  drag the paint bucket to either side for a coin.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

After the green penguin leaves the bucket, get two lamps and click on the mazes. Move it through the three mazes.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

When the inflatable octopus appears, empty it for the last coin.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

There is at least one hidden coin on each page. If you get all the hidden coins, you can get 800 coins. Here’s the highscore.

Paint by Letters: Lime Green Dojo Clean Cheats

The book has some glitches, and some of the pages aren’t working. Let me know if it loads for you and what you think about the book.

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  • January 2, 2011 at 403 days ago

    On page 18 there is a cheat! when the penguin is holding up the capes…. keep taking capes out of the box until there looks as if there is nothing in it. But there is, click and drag something out of the box as if something is there because there are 2 socks in the box. When you get a sock drag it on the penguins hands. Get the other sock adn drag it to the other hand so he is holding no more capes. Then a coin will appear!



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