bread warmer for incubating?

[crystal]

This might be a little far fetched. We picked up 3 fertilized eggs at a farm yesterday thinking we can borrow a friend's incubator. Well, it didn't work out. But I'm wondering if I can use my bread warmer for incubating. I've used to to make yogurt before and the temperature is fairly accurate. I'm not sure if I'm supposed to have it on for 21 days though so that's my concern. What do you think? I posted on freecycle and checked craigslist and not coming up with anything. Our 3 hens are not broody so that's out.
If this is not going to work, can someone direct me to a fairly easy diy incubator? Many thanks!

 

[Judy]

It might work. You would have to be able to control humidity as well as temp.

There are plans on here for a homemade incubator; I think it is MissPrissy's design.

 

[Judy]

Or you could put them in your bra -- that's been done, too -- there is a thread on here about it!

 

[Chickenmaven]

I'd do the breadwarmer...

 

[roche477]

I think there is a toaster oven incubator too.