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This is great info for hatchery eggs you want in an incubator. But there might be some differences with eggs for a broody. A clean incubator and a broody that takes a walk in the dirt every day is absolutely not the same.

I wash and refrigerate the very dirty eggs (rarely need to). The good ones are kept in a cupboard. Only in summer when it gets warm >25 C I refrigerate eggs if they are not eaten within 2 or 3 weeks. Why keep eggs cool if there is no need for it? I only keep the formerly dirty and washed eggs...