Kmart customers slammed over unacceptable mess: 'Disgusting'
•Customers at Kmart Blacktown have been criticized for leaving the store in a dirty state.
•Footage showed various products, including stationery and shoes, scattered across the floor.
•Social media users expressed outrage, calling the behavior disrespectful to the staff.
Published: 05:33, 28 July 2026 | Updated: 05:35, 28 July 2026 Aussies have vented their disgust at the dirty state of a Kmart after customers left products scattered all over the floor. The messy scenes were captured on camera at Blacktown, in western Sydney, over the weekend. A disgusted customer shared the footage on Instagram, slamming the state of the store. 'Kmart Blacktown gets progressively worse every time I go,' the caption read. Footage showed stationery strewn across the floor along with empty boxes and empty packaging in one aisle. Piles of shoes and sandals were also abandoned in the middle of an aisle in another part of the store. Social media users expressed their outrage at customers for leaving behind the mess for staff. 'So disgusting of the public to treat a place of business like that,' one person wrote. Aussies have vented their disgust at the dirty state of a Kmart after customers left products scattered all over the floor Footage showed stationary strewn across the floor along with empty boxes and empty packaging in one aisle 'This is so disrespectful!' another added. 'I feel so bad for the staff. How hard is it for these customers to put the items back on the shelf?' a third commented. Daily Mail contacted Kmart for comment.المصدر: Daily Mail | Source: Daily Mail
→Customers at Kmart Blacktown have been criticized for leaving the store in a dirty state.
→Footage showed various products, including stationery and shoes, scattered across the floor.
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