I found a small supply of pullet size eggs to use in my Malini Egg Bag routine.
I'm wondering how to strengthen/treat them.
A glue called Mad Podge (Diluted 50%) seems to be popular to coat the inside of the shell. It is also useable on the outside.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks.....
Steve
Treating blown eggs
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Re: Treating blown eggs
I've seen some experts simply use the blown shell, untreated. (Unless it was treated and they were just being quiet about that.)
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Re: Treating blown eggs
I don't know about pullet eggs, but I have some blown normal eggs from the grocery that (amazing to calculate) are over 30 years old and they still look great, no extra coating needed.