What is a frugal way to sterilize a chicken egg hatching incubator?

Question

I had an egg explode in the incubator. There are still viable eggs in there . What houshold product can I use that will not harm the remaining eggs.

Answer 1

The shells of the hatching eggs are enough protection. After hatching, first clean the inside thoroughly, and then disinfect the incubator with a solution of formaldehyde and potassium permanganate kept in a dish and keeping the unit closed for about half an hour.

After all, the hen does not sit in a sterile environment for hatching.

Answer 2

wait till after the eggs hatch, then clean with bleach and water, let air dry.  bleach is the only thing that kills every kind of bacteria

Answer 3

If you need to clean it up right away use only hot water and a little soap. Clean the areas that you can without disturbing the eggs a little at a time so as not to lower your temperature for a long period of time.  Leave the areas on and around the eggs until they hatch. then clean and disinfect the incubator before using it again.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Don't do anything until after hatching.  Then clean it with household cleaners.  Let it dry completely.  Then swap it down with rubbing alcohol.