70% dirty boots sees the buyers 'spread out' and & # 39; foolish queues & # 39;

Buyers jostled to get their hands on items tagged at Boots.

The long-awaited sale after Christmas saw bargain hunters stocking up and carrying huge bags filled with toiletries.

One woman told Wales Online that she was "suing" another person who ran away while shopping.

The cost of favorites such as Soap & Glory and Child's Farm was reduced to £ 3.75.

In Liverpool, the shelves were empty after less than an hour.

One buyer, who wanted to remain anonymous, went to Queen Street's store in Cardiff and stated that he was "mental".

"There have been fights between buyers for products," she said.

"The staff pulled out boxes of products that buyers seized and pulled from the cages.

"Boxes of products were sent flying to the ground when people grabbed something in the middle of the crate.

"I was pushed by someone to put me out of the way.Someone also took my stuff and ran away with them, so I 've had to chase them.

"People also seized hundreds of items and sorted them in. The queues to pay the crates were also foolish.

"It was crazy, I've never seen anything like it, all that to get a good deal."

According to the Liverpool Echo, a buyer would have heard: "You may have to pick me up if I continue to shop as I did – what do you mean do not pay your salary? I'll do what I want . "

Colin Pillard, 71, of Roath, Cardiff, was introduced at the Queen Street branch at 7:15, 45 minutes before the scheduled time for the opening of the branch, so to do business.

He said about his outstanding race: "These are all gifts for the upcoming Christmas and every anniversary of the family coming in between two rows.

"My daughter will be here soon to help me bring all those bags home.After that, it's in the attic with them until they need them." Saved a fortune. "

There were loads of items while people were collecting gift sets containing makeup, toiletries and other treats, many were picking up items while another person was standing near their mail, ready to bring them to the crates.

Brighton stores were also busy this morning, as bargain-hungry buyers queued at dawn to get to the stores first and clear the shelves of mbadive discount items.