If You Don't Wash Your Chicken Eggs YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS

I've been eating dozens of fresh laid eggs past few weeks and have never washed them first, I just collect then they sit on the counter till used(few days). Nesting material is kept free of poop too.

Thank you for sharing 💕

I have not been washing my eggs from our chickens . I will start

I live in England. Our eggs are not washed. They are on normal shelves in the shops and you can keep them in your kitchen on the counter or in the fridge. No one suffers any problems health wise and eggs last weeks.

This was so informative, thank you so much!

Nowadays many egg poultry farms have UV sanitizers. So there's no need to wash chicken eggs.

We brush fresh eggs to remove nesting material & possible dirt. If an egg is dirty, we wash & use asap.
When sending eggs to others, we always use a damp rag & "polish" eggs & put in carton.
I refrigerate my eggs & only wash prior to use. I may have a few out to wait until i have enough to finish filling a carton (so never beyond a day

I just don't see how just water gets the yuck off lol I would want to use some type of soap. lol

What do you have to say about chicken who lay eggs with blood on the shell? What are we supposed to do with bloody shelled eggs?

If my quail lay then it rains on them that would be the same.¿

Awesome info. Thank you so much!

We always wash our eggs in soap and warm water, using a small bristle brush used only for the eggs. Then put in rinse water, set them in the drainer to dry. Once fairly fry, put in egg cartons and in the fridge. We get the 5-6 week old eggs, scrambled with crushed shells in it, fed back to the chickens...

I did not watch the video because I am not gonna wash my eggs

Does stamping each egg with the date harm the bloom? Initially the stamp is wet, but then dries.

I learned quite a bit with this video! I wash and date each egg, but now I know to use tepid water. Then just before I use them, I tend to give them a rinse again. Thanks for this video.

Very well illustrated thanks for sharing. Professionally done.

I have a hard time leaving the egg on the counter. 😋They don’t last long 😋😋😋😋😏

In Europe they do not wash their eggs. Eggs are not refrigerated and set out on shelves at grocery stores. If an egg is soiled on my Homestead it is fed to dogs. My eggs are always on clean nesting material.

Backyard eggs will keep for over a year or more UNWASHED. That BLOOM keeps OUT bacteria. yes, give them a rinse before you crack it.

Thanks I appreciate the info

Someone gave me some eggs but some have bedding on them and a couple not so clean they've been in the fridge how do I go about cleaning them and are they ok to eat

I learn something new everyday. Thanks for this!

If you choose to water glass or lime wash eggs for storage DO NOT remove the bloom. BUT wash them before you use them!