Washing hatching eggs
I have read several places not to wash eggs for hatching. I didn't know you couldn't do this, so I've been doing it for 20 years. Can't tell much difference between the hatchability of washed and...
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Huck that is great advice. I also add a little oxine or bleach to my washing water.
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Wes, I would be afraid that bleach would kill the embryo and there is already enough chlorine in the water to kill any bacteria. And I use the running water under the tap so I don't cross contaminate...
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Huck, The instruction sheet in my Top Hatch incubator told how to sanitize eggs before incubating. You place the eggs in a pan of warm water around 100-105 degrees with a Tablespoon of bleach or...
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Hello, When I used to pick up eggs on a broiler breeder farm ,we always used clorox cleanup wipes.That is what I use on my hatching eggs and have had no problems as of yet.
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Well I don't wash my hatching eggs, never have. I just don't set dirty eggs, especially shipped ones.
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tuffoldhen wrote: Well I don't wash my hatching eggs, never have. I just don't set dirty eggs, especially shipped ones. GMTA....you are so smart Sandy! "winks* I've never washed any either. 1. I'm to...
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