I wonder if anyone has noticed that not a single match has been made on this thread between a person with extra dirt and a person who needs it who are both close to each other. Not surprising. I suggest using your local Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, etc. or the matching sites linked in this thread.

After trying more than 10 different plastic composters over the years, my feeling is that plastic bins just don't work that well. UNLESS the bin has good contact with the earth so worms and other composting microbes (that naturally occur in the soil) can help with the process. The bin that has produced good results for me is the Earth Machine (it's open at the bottom): http://www.earthmachine.com/index_r.html To help keep the rabbits, deer and cats out of my compost pile, I use a combination of citrus peels (chopped up) and coffee grounds. My open pile used to be a buffet for all the neighborhood creatures until I started covering the top with a thin layer of grounds/peels--whichever is available at the moment. You can pick up coffee grounds at Starbucks for free. That combination even works to deter my very spoiled chickens who love to fly into the compost pile for a snack!

if you go to the opendns site you will see to the far right family shield I would go with that it is a bit easier to use and configure all made by the same people. FamilyShield "FamilyShield can put your mind at ease. It automatically filters out adult and other objectionable websites. You can set it up on a specific computer, or you can set it up on your home network's router. Putting it on a router protects all computers and Internet gadgets in your home. FamilyShield is a service from the same people behind OpenDNS. You can actually use OpenDNS the same way, but it's more difficult to set up. For a really simple way to block adult sites, go with FamilyShield."

I always go to the software company's site first before using a download site. Try the link below, it isn't likely they'll send "stuff" to annoy their users. Steve Here is a link that might be useful: Realplayer.com