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Post here if you DON'T wash clean-looking eggs
I don't wash our eggs either unless chicken poo is on them. They stay on kitchen counter year round- ozark hen
- Post #328
- Forum: Chicken Behaviors and Egglaying
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Post here if you DON'T wash clean-looking eggs
Quote: Welcome from Missouri- ozark hen
- Post #274
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Post here if you DON'T wash clean-looking eggs
Quote: Welcome from Missouri!! Sounds like you are off to a good start. Using your own good common sense! I wasn't familiar with my chickens when I started either. I can tell you what I have but still don't know lots of birds since I don't own any.- ozark hen
- Post #265
- Forum: Chicken Behaviors and Egglaying
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Post here if you DON'T wash clean-looking eggs
you might want to reconsider using that Mr. Clean Eraser, too You are destroying the "bloom" off the egg that protects it from bacteria/odors. If I have one that is totally filthy...and it does happen...I toss it.- ozark hen
- Post #234
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Post here if you DON'T wash clean-looking eggs
Quote: I completely agree....mine are kept in an egg basket I weaved myself on the table or counter. The only time I keep eggs in the fridge is if the temp gets the house hot..I normally keep the house about 68' - 72'. I learned this from BYC! Many people do not refrigerate their eggs...- ozark hen
- Post #210
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Post here if you DON'T wash clean-looking eggs
I only wash them if they have poo on them and only if I am about to use the egg. Never, never wash my eggs if they are clean looking.- ozark hen
- Post #170
- Forum: Chicken Behaviors and Egglaying