Harris Farms Nurture Right 360 Incubator is AMAZING!

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UThobbyfarmer said:
Thank you pointing out the air holes! Overflow I don't have a concern about but the air holes I'll be careful to keep open.

I started with those wipes. They just weren't cutting it this round. Possibly because it was a staggered hatch. I had chicks hatching mostly Saturday then 1's and 2's through Wednesday. More time for debris to get baked onto the plastic I'd guess.
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Oh, that could be it. I clean mine fairly quickly after the hatch is complete so that it doesn't have time to dry out in there and it's easy to rinse and then I use diluted bleach water to wipe everything down and rise again.

Edit to add, I also use the no-skid shelf liner at lockdown and there isn't nearly as much debris that gets below. It makes clean up easier and I also like that it offers something soft for the chicks to flop around on. lol
 
UThobbyfarmer said:
I started with those wipes. They just weren't cutting it this round. Possibly because it was a staggered hatch. I had chicks hatching mostly Saturday then 1's and 2's through Wednesday. More time for debris to get baked onto the plastic I'd guess.
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Can the bottom be soaked?
That's my go-to......with Incuview.
 
aart said:
Can the bottom be soaked?
That's my go-to......with Incuview.
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Not in it's entirety. There are electric components for the turner inside the base. You could carefully fill the wells and overflow for soaking but I think I thought I was saving time and wasn't quite sure where the airholes led to? I thought they might be part of the tuner too.
 
UThobbyfarmer said:
Not in it's entirety. There are electric components for the turner inside the base. You could carefully fill the wells and overflow for soaking but I think I thought I was saving time and wasn't quite sure where the airholes led to? I thought they might be part of the tuner too.
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Right, DUH!
 
aart said:
Can the bottom be soaked?
That's my go-to......with Incuview.
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No, I run the water on the outside edges and I will pour the bleach water in it if I need to soak but because the turning mechanism is in the base you can't just submerge the whole thing.
 
StuckeyFarm said:
It’s good to know they will last a long while! Definitely worth the money!
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They certainly have paid for themselves a few times over for me! I still think I may have to go get one of the newer dome models this year just so I can keep my review up to date. lol
 
Just thought I’d share with all of you who are already doing hatches! I found these eggs on EBay. They say barnyard mix which I normally skip over because I can find plenty barnyard mix eggs locally. But these are actually purebreds, they just get a few of each a day right now so they are selling a mix of all their purebreds. Kind of fun and a good price, in my opinion, to get a variety! Just ordered some yesterday for round 3 in the NR360!!
 

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