Mammahen those results could have come from anything. The ones with the liquid probably died a few days ago. The large ones probably just didn't get the shell zipped. I would certainly try carefully to help the others that are still alive. Sounds like temperature variations may be big problem there. Are you using a digital thermometer or the little one that comes with the incubator? I just threw that included one away. They aren't at all accurate.
I forgot to mention since you have a manufactured home I would almost guarantee that the outlets are wired with the wire poked in the back of them in the springed holes. If there is enough wire I would definitely pull the wire and rewire to the screws on the sides of the outlets making sure they are tight. That should solve you problems on any of those outlets that are acting up. If the wire is available to pull enough to do it, in fact if it were me I would do every outlet in the house.
My Dad has a double wide and I tried to convince him to let me rewire his outlets but he is stubborn. It worries me a lot. He wouldn't be able to get out if there was a fire. I replaced all of their light fixtures with better ones and I was appalled at some of the cheap shoddy wiring practices they used. In some cases the ground was just free floating. Also there wasn't a fixture in there rated for over a 60 wt bulb and my Dad has always used 100 wt bulbs. Thank goodness he has now gone to CFLs so it is all lower wattage and with better light fixtures. I'm not trying to worry you. I just have a very healthy respect for electricity after going to school to learn about it.
My son bought a new house and had trouble with a light not working. He tried to trouble shoot it and I kept telling him to check the switch.He even replaced the light fixture and it wouldn't work. I had asked him over and over if he had checked the switch and he kept insisting it was okay. We drove up and I went and pulled the switch. Sure enough it was wired with the wire in the push in back. I simply removed it, mounted it on the side screws and it worked like a charm. He is a very stubborn kid. (I have no idea where he got that from!!
) and argued with me about it until it was done.
When he was younger and DH was becoming a presence in our lives and would try to fix things; my son would always say, "No. Mom's the boss!" Apparently he no longer believes that applies!!
But once in a while I still get to answer a question now and then. Most of the time he just hires someone to do his work. Maybe it is to save face. LOL
I forgot to mention since you have a manufactured home I would almost guarantee that the outlets are wired with the wire poked in the back of them in the springed holes. If there is enough wire I would definitely pull the wire and rewire to the screws on the sides of the outlets making sure they are tight. That should solve you problems on any of those outlets that are acting up. If the wire is available to pull enough to do it, in fact if it were me I would do every outlet in the house.
My Dad has a double wide and I tried to convince him to let me rewire his outlets but he is stubborn. It worries me a lot. He wouldn't be able to get out if there was a fire. I replaced all of their light fixtures with better ones and I was appalled at some of the cheap shoddy wiring practices they used. In some cases the ground was just free floating. Also there wasn't a fixture in there rated for over a 60 wt bulb and my Dad has always used 100 wt bulbs. Thank goodness he has now gone to CFLs so it is all lower wattage and with better light fixtures. I'm not trying to worry you. I just have a very healthy respect for electricity after going to school to learn about it.
My son bought a new house and had trouble with a light not working. He tried to trouble shoot it and I kept telling him to check the switch.He even replaced the light fixture and it wouldn't work. I had asked him over and over if he had checked the switch and he kept insisting it was okay. We drove up and I went and pulled the switch. Sure enough it was wired with the wire in the push in back. I simply removed it, mounted it on the side screws and it worked like a charm. He is a very stubborn kid. (I have no idea where he got that from!!
When he was younger and DH was becoming a presence in our lives and would try to fix things; my son would always say, "No. Mom's the boss!" Apparently he no longer believes that applies!!
But once in a while I still get to answer a question now and then. Most of the time he just hires someone to do his work. Maybe it is to save face. LOL
