Coronavirus: Roxy Jacenko is slammed for hoarding laundry detergent

Roxy Jacenko is slammed for hoarding 22 bottles of detergent during the coronavirus pandemic – as critics say she’s the reason why ‘people can’t buy a roll of toilet paper’

Roxy Jacenko showed off her delivery of 22 bottles of laundry detergent on Wednesday – but not everybody was impressed.

The publicist’s social media followers slammed her for hoarding while ordinary Australians struggle to find essentials during the coronavirus pandemic.

In footage shared to Instagram, Roxy revealed she had bought almost two dozen bottles of Biozet Attack liquid detergent in five different varieties. 

‘You should consult a PR professional’: Roxy Jacenko (pictured) has been criticised for hoarding 22 bottles of detergent during the coronavirus pandemic

Fans were shocked to see the businesswoman, 39, ‘bragging’ about her stockpiling efforts.

One person commented: ‘Disappointing. Encouraging people to buy products in bulk [when] the government is urging us to be sensible. 

‘Think of the people who can’t afford to buy hundreds of dollars’ worth of anything. It’s because of people like you, the less fortunate cannot buy a roll of toilet paper. Shame.’  

'Selfish': The publicist's social media followers slammed her for stockpiling while ordinary Australians struggle to find essentials during the coronavirus pandemic

‘Selfish’: The publicist’s social media followers slammed her for stockpiling while ordinary Australians struggle to find essentials during the coronavirus pandemic

Criticism: One of Roxy's followers said she 'should really consult with a PR professional before bragging about [her] bulk buy of laundry liquid' while other Australians are doing it tough

Criticism: One of Roxy’s followers said she ‘should really consult with a PR professional before bragging about [her] bulk buy of laundry liquid’ while other Australians are doing it tough

Another said that Roxy ‘should really consult with a PR professional before bragging about [her] bulk buy of laundry liquid’ while other Australians are doing it tough. 

A third follower wrote: ‘You are stockpiling. Exactly what the Australian government told us not to do.’

Several people wanted to know how she had managed to bulk order detergent when supplies are running low.

Please help! Several people wanted to know how Roxy had managed to bulk order detergent when supplies are running low

Please help! Several people wanted to know how Roxy had managed to bulk order detergent when supplies are running low

In her defence: Meanwhile, one of Roxy's supporters pointed out that the PR queen 'wasn't stupid' and would likely be donating some of the detergent to those in need

In her defence: Meanwhile, one of Roxy’s supporters pointed out that the PR queen ‘wasn’t stupid’ and would likely be donating some of the detergent to those in need

‘That’s what I use and I can’t find it anywhere,’ one follower wrote. Another asked: ‘Where did you order from? None on our shelves.’  

Meanwhile, one of Roxy’s supporters pointed out that the PR queen ‘wasn’t stupid’ and would likely be donating some of the detergent to those in need.

In her original video, Roxy said: ‘Biozet Attack, Softener, Eliminator and one that no home should be without, Quick Wash. Yep, the simple things right now that bring such joy. 

How many? In the footage shared to Instagram, Roxy revealed she had bought almost two dozen bottles of Biozet Attack liquid detergent in five different varieties

How many? In the footage shared to Instagram, Roxy revealed she had bought almost two dozen bottles of Biozet Attack liquid detergent in five different varieties

Not an advert: The Sweaty Betty PR founder clarified that her video wasn't a sponsored post

Not an advert: The Sweaty Betty PR founder clarified that her video wasn’t a sponsored post 

‘Now, you see, I won’t get stuck like the rest of people only concerned about toilet paper! 

‘And no, it’s not sponsored. I am very particular about my laundry liquid.’

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Roxy Jacenko for comment. 

As of Friday morning, there are 5,136 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 25 deaths. 

Pandemic: As of Friday morning, there are 5,136 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 25 deaths

Pandemic: As of Friday morning, there are 5,136 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, including 25 deaths