WALAMRT shoppers have been left “deeply grossed out” after spotting a specific item in the grocery section.
Customers have taken to social media to call out the sorry state of the essential product, claiming it even leaked in the back of their car.
Walmart shoppers have been left “deeply grossed out” after spotting a specific item in the grocery section[/caption]
Walmart is being targeted for the state of its milk section, with the dirty jugs being compared to the character Blurryface[/caption]
Shoppers at one of the biggest retailers in the country have collectively slammed it recently.
Walmart is being targeted for the state of its milk section, with the dirty jugs being compared to the character Blurryface.
Blurryface is a character created by Tyler Joseph from the band 21 Pilots to represent the band’s insecurities and self-doubt.
The character is shown with black paint on Joseph’s neck and hands.
The dirty nature of Walmart‘s milk section is so bad that some have compared it to that character, as if he has rubbed black paint on the clear jugs.
The complaint on X from June 15 said: “Ah HELL nah, they got Blurryface stocking milk at Walmart now.”
The picture shows the milk section in a store, with the jugs looking visibly nasty.
In the comments, some took it a step further and claimed that the problem extended further than just the look of the products.
One person noted: “I’d like to speak with him about how every time I get that Walmart milk, it leaks out the lid!!!.”
And another wrote: “That’s real I got milk in the trunk of my car a while back and cried about it.”
They went on to say they were left “deeply grossed out” about it.
It is unclear why the milk jugs were left like this, and if it is an issue of product handling.
The US Sun has reached out to Walmart for comment.
PREORDER CANCELLED
The US Sun also recently reported on a separate customer complaint to hit Walmart, this time over a cancelled Nintendo Switch 2 preorder.
Walmart’s Return Policy
Walmart has restrictions on when items can be returned for a refund.
2 days:
- Major/Large appliances
14 days:
- Electronics:
- Computers
- Computer and video game hardware
- Printers (excluding 3D printers)
- Camcorders
- Digital cameras
- GPS units
- Digital music players
- Tablets
- E-readers
- Portable video players
- Drones
- Pre-paid and post-paid cell phones
- Luxury items:
- New and preowned apparel above $300
- Fine art
- Loose gems and gemstones
- Jewelry and watches above $300
- Collectibles (E.g., coins, stamps)
- Memorabilia
30 days:
- AppleCare+ and Walmart Protection Plans
- Cooling & Heating Appliances
- Consumer Electronics
- Electric Bicycles/Scooters
- Hoverboards
- PCs and PC Components
- Verizon Postpaid Wireless Phones
- Vacuums
60 days:
- Contact Lenses
- Hearing Aids
- Prescription Glasses
- Prescription Contacts
90 days:
- Most items not listed among the exceptions including home and garden equipment and photo products
Non-returnable:
- Firearms/Ammo
- Medication/Medical Devices
- Adult Toys
- Gold Bars
- Pepper spray
- Gas-Powered Vehicles like Dirt Bikes
- Tires
- Trading Card (including unopened)
- Any Digital/Video Game Cards
The launch of the gaming console has been anticipated for months, but one shopper was left high and dry.,
They wrote on X: “You cancelled my preorder. I have one bank card and one address and needed confirmation after already charging me a temporary hold.
“After calling customer service they laughably offered me a $15 coupon for inconvenience. Absolutely ridiculous, never shopping here again.”
It is not clear why Walmart cancelled the preorder for the product, given that it announced a restock, per The US Sun.
The company wrote on X recently: “More Nintendo Switch 2 consoles are on the way!
“Walmart Canada will have a limited amount of consoles available to order ONLINE ONLY on Friday, June 13th at 12:01am EST.
“Supplies will be limited. Due to demand, there’s a limit of 1 console per household.”
Some were still worried that there wouldn’t be enough, though.
One person said: “The limited restock might alleviate scarcity but could still leave many hopeful buyers without a console this cycle.”
Blurryface (right) is a character created by Tyler Joseph from the band 21 Pilots to represent the band’s insecurities and self-doubt[/caption]
