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I don't know what others do regarding dimpling, but I'll tell you what I do. I use an eye dropper to put water on each dimple and then cover the dimple with a small piece of paper towel. In a day or so the egg is rehydrated and I remove the paper towel. I'm only talking about dimples on top of the eggs. While some humidity is necessary in the egg container you don't want it so humid that water droplets appear on the sides and top of the container. Believe me, I've ruined a clutch by having too much moisture.
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