I accidentally bought some eggs! Oops!!

[justmeandtheflock]

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Sorry. When I hatched calls last spring I only got 2 out of 24 or so eggs. Most of them made it to the very end and died. I was sooooo sad.

 

[justmeandtheflock]

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[justmeandtheflock]

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I use bleach and just let it sit a few hours and the smell goes away. With the LG if I don't do the bleach the bator starts to stink when it is running

 

[justmeandtheflock]

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babies I can;t wait to see pics.

Sorry about the one that didn't make it

 

[StevenW.]

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I use bleach and just let it sit a few hours and the smell goes away. With the LG if I don't do the bleach the bator starts to stink when it is running

I cleaned it with bleach and got it on my shirt

 

[justmeandtheflock]

I hate when that happens

I ruined my "Moms Rock" t-shirt last weekend

 

[StevenW.]

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Dontcha hate that when that happens

 

[sonjab314]

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I use bleach and just let it sit a few hours and the smell goes away. With the LG if I don't do the bleach the bator starts to stink when it is running

I cleaned it with bleach and got it on my shirt

I'm sorry about your shirt Steven but I needed that laugh

 

[StevenW.]

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I cleaned it with bleach and got it on my shirt

I'm sorry about your shirt Steven but I needed that laugh

I had another one just like it in my closet so its all good

 

[K9Carrie]

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Lots of people use a 10:1 water/bleach solution. Just be sure to rinse it out really well after you get finished cleaning it. Some people use baking soda because it leaves no harmful residue. I use Dawn dish soap and water. I figure if they can use Dawn to clean oil slicked birds with, it should be good enough to clean my bator. Plus I have liners in both of my bators which helps a lot. You can also leave it in the sunshine for a few hours and that will help disinfect it too.

Sonya, do you buy your liners or are they something you make yourself? Sounds like a great idea!