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I can see why, in your situation, you'd want to wash your eggs right away. With our roll away nestbox with Turf, the eggs look clean 99% of the time. A few posts above, you can see our eggs in the skelter that are all unwashed and came straight from the nestbox. On those rare occasions where...

Mine holds roughly 20 eggs. The brown eggs in the one pic are extra large eggs. Probably 19 eggs on the all-brown-eggs pic. I put fresh eggs in the skelter. Once the skelter is full, I wash them in warm water and put them in the refrig.

Yes. Tucson is more tolerable. We were there just last weekend enjoying the cooler temps away from Phoenix. Humidity is no stranger to us either as we lived decades on the east coast before moving here. My husband can't tolerate humidity. A/C is a wonderful thing in my book. Easier than...

A/C may not be "natural" but it sure makes life livable in Phoenix heat. There's good reason the population didn't grow significantly here until the advent of A/C. 🥵 After living a couple weeks straight in 120F, few would disagree.

It's all brand new to me. I am guessing there isn't one right answer. People have different ideas of what's safe when it comes to food. Some won't touch something that has reached the printed expiration date. Some will use it after, and some waay after. :p Seeing some say they go 2 or even 3...

I was just looking around on the internet and found this: "Depending on where you live, farm fresh eggs with their bloom intact can be kept at room temperature on your countertop for up to 3 weeks providing that temperatures are not too hot. After three weeks your farm fresh eggs should be...

So what about any of you who keep them at room temperature indoors (assuming average indoor temps and not hot temps like our Ozark hillbillies)? How long can they keep on the counter?

I know this is an older thread, but roughly how long are eggs generally good for when stored at room temp?