how to wash eggs
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how to wash eggs
Hi can anyone tell me how to wash eggs properly?
I just recieved some through the post and although they were extremely well packed nearly half of them have broken and have leaked all over the good ones. If not washed could this affect fertility? And could it still affect fertility even if they are washed?
I'm so annoyed. It looks like the postman must have jumped on them or something.
I just recieved some through the post and although they were extremely well packed nearly half of them have broken and have leaked all over the good ones. If not washed could this affect fertility? And could it still affect fertility even if they are washed?
I'm so annoyed. It looks like the postman must have jumped on them or something.
whitecharmer- Cheeping Chick
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Re: how to wash eggs
Ideally, you don't want to wash them. If you've got a righ ole mess, then you have no choice. I had to clean a few after I had some rotten eggs explode in my incubator. eBay eggs!!!
I've read that you should clean them quickly in warm water (about 35C). Ideally the disinfection solution should be warmer than the egg, to draw the contaminats out. Apparently if you use cool water, you risk drawing the contaminants into the egg.
I've read that you should clean them quickly in warm water (about 35C). Ideally the disinfection solution should be warmer than the egg, to draw the contaminats out. Apparently if you use cool water, you risk drawing the contaminants into the egg.
Re: how to wash eggs
Thanks for the help andoy
whitecharmer- Cheeping Chick
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Re: how to wash eggs
You can use Brinsea egg disinfectant and I have been told a weak solution of miltons works as well. And water about blood temp - not too hot and not to cold.
Harrie- Californian Quail
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Re: how to wash eggs
Thanks harrie. All eggs are now clean i just hope this doesnt affect fertility too badly
whitecharmer- Cheeping Chick
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