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You can get a weather thermometer that also reads humidity for pretty cheap at the store or the pet store next to the Lizard equipment just calibrate it.

Here's how to tell the humidity without a hygrometer. https://sciencing.com/tell-humid-hygrometer-6590536.html

Good. Do you have a thermometer and hygrometer?

Put the eggs on top the plastic wrap, I should clarify.

Oh, Crack the lid so the chicks can get oxygen, very important!

No. put a small towel on the bottom of the container, mist that, put plastic wrap on top of the towel. Turn the eggs 3-5 times a day, not in the same direction, stop turning on day 18.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/incubation-humidity.73386/

If you can set up an area that can maintain humidity and temperature, you'll be OK. Like a plastic container with a lid, that you can add a little water to. the humidity has to be higher the last day of incubation. Don't let the eggs get wet though. Put the container on the Brooder plate...

Do you know of they're fertilized? What day of incubation they're on if they are fertilized? I wouldn't bother with them personally