For some reason it looks like there is something in or around your home that makes it difficult for you. I'd try a little less moisture and checking on the eggs once a week if you are having trouble. If you catch it soon enough you can get rid of mold by gently dabbing, or wiping it off with a q-tip slightly moistened with listerine, then apply a small amount of foot powder such as desenex. I have never needed more than one or two applications to stop the mold, but if you have past bad mold experiences, you may want to apply weekly. I only get a few eggs with mold each season. In my experience mold on a living egg can usually be controlled. The only time I have not been able to get rid of mold is when it is on an egg I suspected to be dead before the mold got there (like eggs that start to shrivle way before hatching time and when all the others are just fine). Hope this helps, Carol
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