This is the basket you grab when you're headed out to collect eggs and already know you're going to need both hands before you make it back to the house.
Made from powder-coated steel with an open chicken-wire design, it holds up to about two dozen standard chicken eggs while keeping them easy to see and carry. It's sturdy enough to earn a permanent spot near the coop and good-looking enough that you don't have to hide it when it ends up on the kitchen counter.
And unlike a solid basket, the open wire construction allows plenty of airflow and lets water drain away if you're using it to hold eggs after cleaning.
Basically, it's an egg basket that's actually prepared to do egg-basket stuff.
Wipe clean or hand wash as needed and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh cleaners that could damage the powder-coated finish.
If you've used the basket while cleaning eggs, make sure both the basket and eggs are thoroughly dry before storage.
Washed eggs should be refrigerated promptly. Follow appropriate food-safety guidance for how you handle and store the eggs from your flock.
The basket can carry two dozen eggs.
Whether you can make it from the coop to the house without stopping to do three completely unrelated chicken chores is between you and your ADHD.