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It's a Choice really if you want to wash them, or not though. I do incubate both washed, & unwashed eggs(Not at the same time), but that's just the way I roll.

I sterilize my incubator after first washing, & wash my hands before reaching in for any reason. I did have a case of 5 chicks in my old incubator(Eggs were not washed) that died of Mushy Chick Disease. Fine eggs zero cracks. Yolk sacks were green, & unabsorbed.

That's also true.

Washed, or not washed doesn't matter much. All my refrigerated eggs are washed, & hatching them was successful.

You're welcome. The world of chickens is amazing sometimes.

Nope, you can still hatch them. Oldest refrigerated eggs I've incubated, & hatched successfully were 3 weeks old. Viability maybe reduced slightly.