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I can't recall where I read it, probably on a university website but it explained the whole egglaying process. The egg starts out coming down the egg chute in one direction and then flips partway down. In the process, the poop chute is closed off. This prevents poo from coming out at the same...

Quote: You might want to reconsider the hot water; although it sounds counterintuitive, cold might be better. I've read that hot or warm water pulls the bacteria into the egg more than cold. And, as others have mentioned, better to leave the bloom on until use, to protect from bacteria--just...

Quote: If you must wash use water that is at least 20 degrees warmer than the eggs themselves. Dry well and refrigerate. Have you figured out why the eggs are getting so dirty? That would be my first action is to find out why they are getting so dirty and correct that problem if at all...

I don't wash my eggs, not the ones I keep for our own use nor the ones that I sell.