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IF you clean them, only brush them off with a paper towel do not wet them. By wetting them you take the chance of forcing bacteria into the shell.

Just out of curiosity, why would you put them in the fridge if you plan to hatch them?

Refridgeration usually kills the fertilization, although refridgerated eggs have been known to hatch. They need to be stored in an egg carton, large end up, at room temperature. I believe 55 to 72 degrees is the recommendation, but I could be wrong.