washing eggs

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I have read many times not to wash or clean the eggs before incubating. Just wondering why?
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I read somewhere that they have a protective coating that prevents them from getting any kind of bacterias. If you was them it takes the coating off allowing bacteria to inter the pores of an egg.
 
It takes off the bloom. You need clean eggs to incubate, but if there is just one spot you can rub it with some sandpaper, but not too hard.
 
I have read that too but I washed mine. I couldn't stand putting them in the incubator dirty. I will have to try the sand paper thing next time I guess.
 

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