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A few heated towels wrapped around the egg should do the trick. If not, go buy a heating pad. You can buy them at most drug stores, so check CVS and Walgreens. I would get 2 and put the setting on medium or high. (:
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 11y agoFirst get a ceramic bowl, hand towle(s), and heat lamp. First fill the ceramic bowl with a couple inches of water. Heat on medium for a couple of minutes. Pour out the water and damp the hand towel just a little bit. Rap the egg in the damp towel. Put it in the bowl, then under the heat lamp. Filp the egg every six to eight hours. Also, sprinkle some more water over the towel. Note: do one egg per every bowl. Good luck! ;D
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