Shoppers at branches of B&M have revealed that they keep getting electric shocks from their trolleys as they walk up and down the aisles. And the little static charges have been driving customers crazy, as well as onto social media to vent their frustrations.
One woman even took to Facebook to admit she no longer allows her children to sit inside the trolley as they make their way around the store because they keep getting zapped. Another claimed she'll only use hand baskets because she hates the sensation that much.
A regular visitor to the B&M at Newport's Maes Glas retail park said he's forever being caught out by it and has since told his partner that he'd rather wait for her in the car than go inside. "It just gets on my nerves," he said.