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Here's a 5 gallon bucket DIY egg washer made from cheap materials. Linked article includes detailed pictures and video of it being tested.

 
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Thought washing them made them spoil a LOT quicker?
 
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Yeah that's true, but we sell them so have to meet certain aesthetic standards. Eggs will still last more than a month when washed.
 
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Clever... and fun to build with kids too, i bet. How tough would it be to run the pvc through the side of the bucket, say about an inch and a half from the bottom? That way the pipe isn't in the way of the basket. There should be a way to make that seal water tight on a bucket right? I know nothing about plumbing so...

maybe somebody could find some way to make this thing run off bike power instead of the compressor.
 
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we tried this DIY bubbler egg washer but it didn't work very well. has anyone used this egg cleaner? http://www.thelittleeggscrubber.com
 
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Chris Bismark wrote:we tried this DIY bubbler egg washer but it didn't work very well. has anyone used this egg cleaner? www.thelittleeggscrubber.com



I would have to sell a lot of eggs to get my money back on that.
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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