Screwfix sells everything for £34.99 after a price glitch on its website Shoppers picked up their cut-price goods from their local shops first thing this morning The glitch has now been fixed and those who went to pick up their items later in the day went home empty-handed One shopper bought a lawnmower that normally sells at £1,599 for £34 Screwfix customers bagged lawnmowers, costly drills and other expensive hardware for just a fraction of their usual cost overnight after a price glitch on the website reduced the cost of everything to just £34.99. Eagle-eyed shoppers who spotted the glitch put in their orders in the early hours of the morning, and chose 'click and collect' so they could pick up their goods with their local stores opened at 7am this morning. One collected £1,130 worth of drills from their local store for just £139.96 - saving nearly £1,000. Another bought a ride-on tractor mower - which normally sells at £1,599.00. Another picked up a £200 multi-cutter for just £35. Oops: Everything on the website was selling for £34.99 Members of the deal hunting community HotUKDeals spread the word of the price glitch online, while others took to Twitter to brag of their bargains. The website was closed this morning and the glitch fixed - and those who went to collect their items later in the morning were turned away without their goods. Screwfix said today that it has now reviewed all transactions and customers who were affected will be contacted today and issued a refund. However customers who have already received a delivery or collected their goods will be able to keep them - and will not be asked to pay the full price. Back to normal: The website had been fixed by the morning and the prices returned to normal A spokesperson said: Our website Screwfix.com receives 1.3 million visits each week. Last night a number of customers visiting the site experienced a technical issue which resulted in some products being displayed at obviously low prices. The issue has now been resolved and everything is back up and running as normal.