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Clean Bill
"Eat what you want, drink what you find — you never get sick."
How do I install Clean Bill?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Clean Bill for Sons Of The Forest in one click.
</>What does Clean Bill do?
On the island, one bad meal can ruin your day — spoiled food or a swig of dirty water leaves you sick, weak, and stumbling right when you can least afford it. Clean Bill keeps you feeling fine no matter what you put in your mouth. With it switched on, sickness simply never sets in. Grab that questionable meat off the ground, drink from the nearest pond, and eat on the run without a second thought. No more waiting out the shakes, no more penalty for a risky snack in the middle of nowhere. Great for fast-paced exploration, tight survival runs where every scrap counts, or just playing without babysitting your diet. Works best in solo or offline play; in co-op, outcomes are decided by the host.
</>What is Clean Bill?
Clean Bill removes sickness entirely in Sons of the Forest, so questionable meat and untreated pond water carry no penalty. Eat on the run and drink from anywhere without the shakes slowing you down. It's a free, one-click install from ProjectMods, the community-first modding platform for PC games.
</>Common questions about Clean Bill
What does Clean Bill do in Sons of the Forest?
Clean Bill stops you from ever getting sick in Sons of the Forest, so spoiled food and dirty water lose all their downsides. Normally, eating rotten meat off the ground or gulping from a murky pond leaves you weak and stumbling at the worst moment. With Clean Bill switched on, that sickness simply never sets in — no shakes, no strength penalty, no waiting it out. You're free to grab whatever food you find and drink from the nearest water source without a second thought. It's ideal for fast exploration and tight survival runs where every scrap of food counts.
Does Clean Bill let me eat spoiled food and drink dirty water safely?
Yes. Clean Bill makes spoiled food and untreated water completely safe to consume in Sons of the Forest. The mod doesn't clean the food or purify the water — it removes the consequence. So that grey, questionable meat you'd normally cook or skip can go straight down, and you can drink from any pond, river, or puddle without needing a canteen or filter. Your character just never registers the illness that would normally follow. This turns scavenging into a no-risk activity, which is handy when you're deep in a cave or far from your base with nothing but risky food on hand.
Does Clean Bill also heal me or restore hunger and thirst?
No. Clean Bill only blocks sickness in Sons of the Forest — it doesn't heal damage, refill your hunger, or top up your thirst. You still need to eat and drink to keep those meters up; the mod simply removes the illness that risky food and water would otherwise cause. If you want your health, hunger, thirst, or energy handled too, you'd pair Clean Bill with other ProjectMods survival mods like Infinite Health, Full Hunger, or Iron Body. On its own, Clean Bill is a focused fix: it takes food poisoning and dirty-water sickness off the table and nothing else.
Is Clean Bill a toggle, and can I turn it off mid-game?
Clean Bill works as a simple on/off toggle in the ProjectMods launcher — flip the card on and sickness stops immediately, flip it off and normal rules return. There are no sliders or extra settings; it's a single switch because sickness is either possible or it isn't. Because the effect is reversible, you can play a stretch of hardcore survival with it off, then switch it on for a risky cave dive where you'll be eating whatever you scavenge. Toggling it doesn't harm your save — turn it off and Sons of the Forest goes right back to punishing that bad meal.
When is Clean Bill most useful in Sons of the Forest?
Clean Bill shines during fast-paced exploration and lean survival runs in Sons of the Forest. When you're pushing deep into caves or roaming the far side of the island, you often can't afford to stop, cook, and purify everything — Clean Bill lets you eat and drink on the move without risk. It's also great for new players still learning which food is safe, and for content creators who want to focus on filming rather than babysitting a diet. Works best in solo or offline play; in co-op, sickness outcomes are decided by the host, so the effect follows whoever is hosting the session.
What options does Clean Bill include?
No Sickness
Keeps you from ever getting sick, so spoiled food and dirty water can't slow you down.
Clean Bill is a Sons of the Forest mod from ProjectMods that stops you ever getting sick, so spoiled food and dirty water have zero consequences.
System Requirements
What features does Clean Bill include?
- Blocks food poisoning entirely, so spoiled meat and rotten scraps go down with no side effects
- Lets you drink straight from ponds, puddles, and murky water with zero risk of getting sick
- Skips the shakes and weakness that normally follow a bad meal, keeping you steady mid-run
- Flip it off any time to bring the risky-diet survival stakes right back
Best For
- Fast explorers who grab whatever meat is on the ground and keep moving instead of hunting clean kills
- Tight survival runs where every scrap counts and you can't afford to waste questionable food
- New players still learning the food system who don't want one bad snack to derail an hour of progress
- Streamers eating on camera who don't want to break the flow scrambling for a cure
No Fall Damage
Fall from cliffs, towers, or caves and walk away without a scratch. Only fall damage is removed — everything else still hurts.
Fly
Lift off and fly anywhere on the map. Turn on the phase option to pass straight through trees, rocks, and walls.
Give Items
Instantly add any weapon, tool, or supply to your pack. Choose an item, set how many, and grab them on demand.
