How many 'wash'/'don't wash' your eggs?

[Laffindog]

I wash only if they're poopy.

 

[joedie]

Like most here I only wash the poop off and that's not found on very many.

 

[txchickie]

I don't wash unless they're dirty/poopy/muddy (gotta love free range chickens). If they are clean and pretty, I put them in a ceramic chicken bowl on my counter, unwashed. If they're dirty I wash them and stick them in the fridge.

I like to leave them unwashed and unrefrigerated in case I get a broody trying to sit on golfballs or something

like NOW

 

[vnploveschickens]

I do not wash unless there is a really poopy egg. Then with water warmer/hotter in temp that the egg. I put all my eggs in the fridge.

 

[Dixiedoodle]

I have only been getting eggs for two weeks but I haven't had to even wipe my eggs off. Each morning, I clean out any droppings and add new shavings if needed and my eggs are very clean. If one was dirty and needed to be washed, I would wash it and use it ASAP..

 

[briana1975]

So far I have only hed to wash one egg. And it was because it was layed outside and was muddy.

 

[GaDawg]

I wash everyone of mine, then I put them in the frige to sell. They are use within a week at my house and my customers get fresh eggs every week. Mine don't sit around for very long....lol

 

[fordmommy]

I haven't had to wash any of mine. They have all been clean.

 

[emvickrey]

I wash the eggs I plan to eat and don't clean the ones I plan to incubate. Unless they are badly soiled then a light cleaning, no scrubbing.

 

[CMV]

I wash all my eggs. They go into my fridge, so I don't like the idea of germs hitching a ride to where my food is being stored.

I also wash all my fruits and veggies before they go into the fridge.