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I would remove them daily, and store them out of the refrigerator for no more than a week before putting them in an incubator. If you've got a place that is 50-60 degrees farenheit (maybe a basement or garage), I would store them there. Otherwise I would just keep them in the house, at room...

Impact on her: amost none. You could take all the real eggs to incubate, and put a few fake eggs in the nest in case she wants to sit on them. If she does go broody, she can sit just as happily on the fake eggs, or on any real eggs she laid after you clean out the nest.