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Best thing is just to keep fresh bedding in their nests; straw or wood shavings are what we use. Also a good roosting area separate from the nest boxes so they don't roost on the boxes and poop in the nests. If you do that you will get mostly clean eggs. We use a dry scrubby to get them clean if they're not bad, and the ones that are bad a scrubby under warm water. We refrigerate the ones we have to wash, or have them for breakfast right away. Refrigerated they will last quite a while.