Clentaminator

The Clentaminator is a tool that can be bought from the Steampunker. It is used to create/destroy biomes and it uses Solution as ammo. It has the same firing pattern as the Flamethrower, and is not stopped by any block. It also has a longer range than the flamethrower. Green, Blue, Red, and Purple Solution can be bought from the Steampunker, while the Dark Blue Solution can be bought from the Truffle. The only time you can buy Purple Solution and Red Solution is during a Blood Moon and Solar Eclipse, which spreads Corruption and Crimson. It's the fastest way of spreading the Hallow, Corruption, Crimson, Forest, and Mushrooms, or purifying biomes.



Tips

 * Do not move your cursor too quickly while using the Clentaminator. Doing so will not get everywhere you are trying to convert most of the time. Move it slowly across the screen.
 * Make a circle with your mouse slowly and stop when you reach back to where you started. You can go a little bit beyond the starting point to make sure you got everywhere. This should convert all blocks visible on your screen. It is very useful for fighting The Corruption and Crimson (or The Hallow if you prefer).
 * If you have an Ice Rod or any other item that emits light that can pass through blocks, it should help you find areas to convert.
 * The Clentaminator is subject to effects that reduce ammo usage and as Solution is expensive, this is highly recommended.
 * The Clentaminator has a range of about 61 blocks horizontally, therefore you can cleanse or contaminate your entire world by making Hellevators about every 120 blocks and while slowly descending every one of them spray on both sides.
 * Spraying some walls will change them and cause housing for NPCs to no longer be valid, so be careful!
 * It is advised to have a ranged weapon while in/making the Corruption or Crimson, because it is easier to keep enemies farther away from you than up close, especially in Hardmode.

Trivia

 * Clentaminator is a portmanteau of the words 'Cleaner' and 'Contaminator', these being its two major uses.