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My friend who started me in poultry some years ago, bought a Brower maybe three years ago because he had eggs to set and no broody hens. He used it once with a decent hatch. He didn't like the noise, had a hard time taking it apart to clean, and much prefers to hatch them naturally, so he gave it to me. I used it for two or three hatches that were OK. I liked the way it turns the eggs more naturally and really liked the fact that you could wash it in the dishwasher, but also had a hard time taking it apart. If you're not extremely careful, you lose some of the tiny, tiny ball bearings that make it able to turn. Even one missing messes it up. However, they can be ordered. If you keep this one, I have most of a set of the tiny bearings I'd be happy for you to have. I also found that using it only a few times worked a groove into the bottom of the tub, which made it turn less efficiently. That is mentioned in the instructions also. I ended up giving it away and buying a Genesis, which I really, really like.
They may have updated them since this one came out.