Do you Have a gas or wood stove? You can boil water and put it in mason jars with the lid on tightly, if they fit in the incubator, that will help keep it warm.
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Depending on how long power is out wrap the incubator in blankets, grab bottles and add hot water before it cools and set around the eggs, make a fire and heat rocks in a pan then wrap in a towel and put with them. Push comes to shove yeah. Put them in cartons as on your heated seats and tuck a warm blanket around it. You can even put those emergency heat blankets over it if you have one and some of those break to activate hand heat packs. Act fast before they cool.
These will help so good luck.
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Yep, hot water bottles..if you don't have any bottles, then yes, go ahead and use those car seats. Make sure how warm the bottom of the seat is getting, once you know, you will know whether to move them or not...I would put them in something they can lay down on though, not up in cartons. A thick towel on hand?
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Yep, hot water bottles..if you don't have any bottles, then yes, go ahead and use those car seats. Make sure how warm the bottom of the seat is getting, once you know, you will know whether to move them or not...I would put them in something they can lay down on though, not up in cartons. A thick towel on hand?
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What do I do with the hot water bottles put them in the bator?
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So my eggs just got here all but two have really good air cells and the two others have rolling air cell so how long should they rest out 
Do you have an eta on when the power will be back on?
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Here they are gorgeous 
If the air cells mostly look good, put them into the incubator when they are at room temperature and turn as normal.So my eggs just got here all but two have really good air cells and the two others have rolling air cell so how long should they rest out
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Ok thanks half will be going under a broody so how long should I wait for them to get up to temp 
Usually a couple of hours--You do not want them to be refrigerator cold, no condensation as they warm up in the incubator.Ok thanks half will be going under a broody so how long should I wait for them to get up to temp
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