why the eggs stuck inside and cannot come out!!!!
642247
Hi- Just spray a quick shot of non-stick cooking spray inside the Rollie. Then.. it comes out smoooth! Ours just pushes out totally on its own and we hurray to get our plate so we can just lift up the Rollie and slide it onto the plate. NON STICK COOKING SPRAY! I love mine so much..I sent a Rollie to my dad and to my friend. Rollies for everyone! Rollie - Rollie - Rollie, keep those Rollies Rollin'
642248
You have to use oil spry or put some oil to avoid stucking. Then, you can use the stick to take the eggs out.
1002482
From the instructions of the owner and CEO, who is absolutely customer oriented: spray non stick spray on the interior of the egg poachers (some people put a pat of butter and I use coconut oil spray) before putting in the egg. Once poached, remove the eggs and pour the simmering poaching water into the silicone egg poachers (as opposed to soap which could leave a taste or residue). It cleans and sanitizes.On occasion, there were some egg whites stuck on the inside. I just run my finger over it, rubbing it off and rinsing in warm water.HTH!.
1134669
I microwave the egg for 5 min. After cooling down, mine turns blue. Could be the sensor on the holder is bad. By the way, I dropped one of my egg and shattered it - millions and millions of small beads scattered all over the room (don't drop it)
2042781
sorry I can't help with the eggs. Fried some once but did not like the results!
909057
They are coated with a non stick finish. I spray them and the eggs just slide right out.
2219952
I lost mine on a trip this last fall. I only make total hard boiled eggs, so fill to the ridge above the shallow well...so it is a thin solid puddle that fills and just touches the bottom of the eggs. I just made a batch today for egg salad!
1633770
You can adjust the dispensing hole size. I can't check for you for sure cause the egg is MIA.
910184
Try using distilled water. We had that problem until we started using distilled water to steam the eggs.
497449
I jut use a plastic shoe box and poke holes in the lid. Feed them flour, oatmeal and cornmeal with sliced potatoes for moisture. I let a few mature to beetles to get the eggs and keep the supply going. some keep in the fridge so they don't mature
603974
I'm actually having the same experience. In 2 weeks I've gotten one egg laid in the new boxes. I've tried showing the boxes to the hens, putting eggs in them, and making the places they are laying less appealing for nesting. Not much luck yet. I am hoping time would help them get more comfortable with the plastic boxes, but based on your experience, maybe not. I'll be interested to see others' answers.
1262852
My solution was to get rid of them. As I also stated in my review of these rings, they don't work well at all, and I'm not a picky consumer. It would probably serve you better to use some metal cookie cutters instead (of course by using cooking spray on the inside first and tongs to lift them.) These were more of a hassle than a help. But these silicone rings need something placed on top so the egg won't leak out the bottom, or they just need to be made heavier to prevent the egg from spilling out. I realize my response is late but I figured I'd drop my two cents anyways, just for a different suggestion. Good luck! My solution was to get rid of them. As I also stated in my review of these rings, they don't work well at all, and I'm not a picky consumer. It would probably serve you better to use some metal cookie cutters instead (of course by using cooking spray on the inside first and tongs to lift them.) These were more of a hassle than a help. But these silicone rings need something placed on top so the egg won't leak out the bottom, or they just need to be made heavier to prevent the egg from spilling out. I realize my response is late but I figured I'd drop my two cents anyways, just for a... » Read More My solution was to get rid of them. As I also stated in my review of these rings, they don't work well at all, and I'm not a picky consumer. It would probably serve you better to use some metal cookie cutters instead (of course by using cooking spray on the inside first and tongs to lift them.) These were more of a hassle than a help. But these silicone rings need something placed on top so the egg won't leak out the bottom, or they just need to be made heavier to prevent the egg from spilling out. I realize my response is late but I figured I'd drop my two cents anyways, just for a different suggestion. Good luck! « Show Less
1798087
I have never had that happen before. I have owned two of the same ones and love it... The only way I would think that would happen if you do not put the exact amount of water depending on how you want your eggs cooked. Hope this helps
436381
I had the same concern. I just made sure I was efficient at it. I had 42 eggs in mine. After a few times I was able to turn them in 45 seconds lid off to lid on. The temp drops for a few minutes but not enuf, long enuf to matter. I had a low hatch rate but only because I had quite a few eggs that were either unfertilized or died before I put them in the incubator. All the eggs that started growing hatched just fine. Plan to do the same thing this spring. Only thing I'll change is how I collect and store the eggs until I am ready to start.
1760899
I think it would be best to contact the manufacturer. There is no indication on the packaging. It is a sealed product and I wouldn't think anything would be released into the water with the egg plus eggs are sealed with a protective shell of their own.
2187282
That's what I want to know and still can't figure out. Sorry I can't help. I do think it would be good for eggs if you can get it to work.
2264901
Someone with dexterity and balance issues may very we'll have a problem. The handle is small and the eggs are not real secure. Waiting for the unit and eggs to cool is a must and maybe put the eggs in a bowl one by one and carrying them that way could work.
2159559
I find that I get my best results if I remove them almost immediately and put them in cold water, to prevent overcooking. Of course you have to be very careful as the eggs and cooker are hot! I have tried leaving them in the cooker till almost cool (not sure how long that took) but they seem to end up overcooked.