Finish quantum

It worked for me.....you get onto the fb page and then click 'like' to apply for the sample.

Oh I'm not bothering with that! Specially as I haven't got a dishwasher.

I'm not joining FB just to get a free sample for something I haven't got...

You don't have to join do you?

That's a bit cheeky! I haven't decided whether to sign up for FB yet!

I thought you did, Ella - perhaps not?

I got as far as the Facebook page but to get a free sample I had to give the product number of the Fairy product which I am not using. Strange.

All I get is a page asking me to Sign Up to Facebook...

Me too Ana

You have to sign up to Facebook and take it from there. Bit swizz-ish I reckon.

It was the same with the "win a safari in Scotland" competition. Bet most people were not even aware it existed, and if they did, they had to enter on Facebook.(I think it might still be going - yes, closes on 22nd March. On Gransnet page)

Ooh! Just seen my post about Comic Relief on facebook! Bit of a surprise!

(I don't mind) (the replies were just as predictable there though )

Sorry but this type of broken websites is a fact of life.
The problem is that website authors write the sites to suit microsoft internet explorer.
Internet explorer is written with the attitude that the web should work as it does and its workings are very non standard, even flaunting the international standards agreed by the rest of the web.
This means that web authors should??? test their web pages on internet explorer AND on browsers that adhere to the web standards. Obviously aome people do not do this!
It tis very frustrating to find sites that just don't work with your browser. I keep 3 browsers available (NOT internet explorer) in the hopes that one will work(when I can be bothered to try them!!!

I liked a visit from the Bettaware man. The string dishcloths lasted for ages. And, yes, a few wee free samples were fair exchange for the time spent listening to his sales patter.

and the tins worked well for peevers and hopscotch.
The Bettaware tins I am talking about!!

As a rule of thumb I would never buy anything with marketing that included the word "quantum" because the internet is awash with health frauds that use the word. And generally I'm against the trend of throwing in random scientific sounding words in advertising and marketing. Household, health and beauty sectors all suffer from this.