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No it really shouldnt, as long as you didnt do that while chicks are in the incubator. It may have to much of a scent, but no, it seems just fine to me.

Personally i dont, dry hatching seems to take longer, but it is possible to hatch them with dry hatching. I hatched mine with humitity and it seems to be a lot quicker and better. But dont worry! Hatching it dry is easy, dont add water and if they seem to take long just add a bit, candle it...