i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help

and what is a good dish soap that works---suds up-- in salt water

thanxalot!!

Joy soap suds in salt water - it can also be used for showers and washing hair.
"Serial # 1fgreds10" wrote in message
news
i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help

and what is a good dish soap that works---suds up-- in salt water

thanxalot!!

I think brown eggs last longer than white ones. Coating the shell with
vasoline, grease, nail polish, etc. to keep the shell from ''breathing''
will keep them fresher. Keeping eggs in 'lime water' is an old trick.

Joy dish soap.


Scott Vernon
Plowville PA __/)__/)__


"Serial # 1fgreds10" wrote in message
news
i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help

and what is a good dish soap that works---suds up-- in salt water

thanxalot!!

I guess, but I don't recommend it. There are commercial soaps
out there that do work with salt water.

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
Joy soap suds in salt water - it can also be used for showers and washing
hair.
"Serial # 1fgreds10" wrote in message
news
i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help

and what is a good dish soap that works---suds up-- in salt water

thanxalot!!

Buy a Chicken and live like a Frenchman..... fresh eggs and no need for
soap.

CM

"Serial # 1fgreds10" wrote in message
news | i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
| frige....any help
|
| and what is a good dish soap that works---suds up-- in salt water
|
| thanxalot!!

I guess, but if you're interested in salt water washing you're either out in the boonies
or living very cheap - probably both. Joy still is, I think, still the detergent of
choice for the vagabond set.

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
I guess, but I don't recommend it. There are commercial soaps
out there that do work with salt water.

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
Joy soap suds in salt water - it can also be used for showers and washing
hair.
"Serial # 1fgreds10" wrote in message
news
i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help

and what is a good dish soap that works---suds up-- in salt water

thanxalot!!

No need for wax, Vaseline, or other messy means. Put the eggs in egg
cartons and turn them over every other day. The albumin in the egg keeps
the inside of the egg naturally coated to prevent air from penetrating
the egg shell and allowing the egg to spoil. You can keep eggs 4-6 weeks
with this method. It is best to use eggs that have not been refrigerated.

Kelton s/v Isle Escape

wrote:
On Tue, 07 Oct 2003 02:45:22 GMT, Serial # 1fgreds10
wrote:


i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help



You must start with eggs that have never been refrigerated. Coat them
with wax.

BB

I've upgraded to New Dawn - it leaves no sticky film.
Try it, you'll like it.

S.Simon


"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ...
I guess, but if you're interested in salt water washing you're either out in the boonies
or living very cheap - probably both. Joy still is, I think, still the detergent of
choice for the vagabond set.

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
I guess, but I don't recommend it. There are commercial soaps
out there that do work with salt water.

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
Joy soap suds in salt water - it can also be used for showers and washing
hair.
"Serial # 1fgreds10" wrote in message
news i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help

and what is a good dish soap that works---suds up-- in salt water

thanxalot!!

why not coat them AND flip them?


"Kelton Joyner" wrote in message
. ..
No need for wax, Vaseline, or other messy means. Put the eggs in egg
cartons and turn them over every other day. The albumin in the egg keeps
the inside of the egg naturally coated to prevent air from penetrating
the egg shell and allowing the egg to spoil. You can keep eggs 4-6 weeks
with this method. It is best to use eggs that have not been refrigerated.

Kelton s/v Isle Escape

wrote:
On Tue, 07 Oct 2003 02:45:22 GMT, Serial # 1fgreds10
wrote:


i read in a book how to keep eggs for a good while at sea with no
frige....any help



You must start with eggs that have never been refrigerated. Coat them
with wax.

BB

Why not, is Joy a homemade product?

SV


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote...
I guess, but I don't recommend it. There are commercial soaps
out there that do work with salt water.