Egg Skelter Deluxe Modern Spiraling Dispenser Rack - Freestanding Wire Chicken Egg Storage Organizer Display Holder Basket for Countertop Kitchen,Black

You will only be able to use this for eggs that are small to large. This will not work if you have extra large or jumbo eggs. You can find other egg shelters out there if you have a jumbo or XL egg. From the picture you can see that our girls' first round of eggs is doing well (medium sized. ) Near the top you follow see their XL eggs perched perilously on the skeleton. Unless you have a lot of space you might want to saving the space. **Limited counter space**Limited fridge space**FRESH eggs that have not been washed (when washing fresh eggs, the protective "bloom" is removed, allowing bacteria, etc. to penetrate the egg. After washing, all eggs must be refrigerated. )

Overall, this is It is recommended for eggs between medium and large size.

Amber Underwood

| Feb 19, 2021

This egg holder is very effective and looks nice on the counter, but the quality of the bills is not very good. There were not equal wires at the bottom when the pieces were welded together, so when touched, it wobbles. Neither the form nor the function are compromised it's just a little imperfect.

Erin Morrison

| Aug 02, 2020

great thing about this product is that it requires no set up and it does not break or fall apart with each bump.

Blake Perry

| Aug 22, 2020

My kitchen looks very pretty with this. There is plenty of space under my cabinets, but it doesn't take up much space. While the eggs in the original game rolled down as you removed them, they don't anymore. It takes me a while to adjust them each.

Tomas Guerra

| Jul 27, 2020

Since we have our own chickens and get fresh eggs every day, those who have never had chickens may not know that fresh eggs do not have to be refrigerated if they have not Eggs can be stored in this egg holder on the counter, which is great for getting eggs out of the way. On her HomesteadHafsa Instagram page, my wife has recommended these to a few people and people really like them. It would also be nice to put this in the fridge. It would be a much better use of space than A slide is all that happens when you remove an egg from the bottom. A bit like an egg vending machine! My only suggestion is extending the base at the bottom a little bit beyond the bottom or attaching it to something for stability, like a wood, stone or marble piece.

Aurelia Ruiz

| Aug 18, 2020

Approximately 12 bottles can be stored there Our chickens lay 14 eggs per year, and we use it as a conversation starter for people when they want to ask us about them. As far as the egg roll down issue goes, when pulled from below, since eggs aren't round, sometimes they do not roll down. A tiny amount of effort is required to push them into place so that new ones can be added To be sure, it is a minor item, and it takes all of five seconds to accomplish. The rack has proved to be a good choice for eggs as we are still very happy with it and would recommend it to anyone looking for an egg storage/display rack.

Brylee COLES

| Oct 04, 2020

It is hard to get one out of the bottom without getting stuck if you take it out from the bottom. Our attempt to nudge the eggs to roll to fill the void left by previously used eggs resulted in the loss of a few eggs this way. I think that there might have been an option to make the track wider to accommodate wider/larger eggs. Aside from that, it is pretty The handle makes it easy to take them to the sink, but feeling like it isn't sturdy enough to move far distances without risk of breaking an egg is something to watch out for. It's been two weeks, but we have not noticed any rust caused by freshly washed eggs on the skelter, so let's hope that holds!.

Eve Ritter

| Jan 30, 2021

In spite of its sturdy design, this spiral egg holder ensures that my eggs do not roll Farm fresh eggs don't have the "bloom" washed off them like those bought at the grocery store. As a result of this bloom, the egg is sealed and won't let bacteria in. They can be kept at room temperature for two days as long as they're unrefrigerated. There are 3 weeks left. To keep eggs fresh, store-bought eggs should be refrigerated at 45 degrees or below.

Madelynn Garner

| May 24, 2021