They're more likely to because the barrier is destroyed.
All the wash does is remove salmonella from the outside of the shell before it goes to the stores.
It doesn't protect it from salmonella once it comes home.
"....not only is there a medium that promotes bacterial growth, but the water also provides an excellent vehicle for pathogens such as salmonella and other critters to pass through via the tens of thousands of pores on the surface of the egg shell.
"It’s in part because of the above risk that the EU has ruled out egg washing, asserting that careless washing procedures can lead to more damage than good."
Why American Eggs Would Be Illegal In A British Supermarket, And Vice Versa
there would have to be salmonella in your house and on the fingers of your four year old----
who gets to play with your UNFRIDGED eggs. Some of the brit laws are left over for
people who do not have a fridge------lots of people in GREAT limey land live in rooms
that have no fridges and cook on a little coal driven heater-------and get a bath by
appointment only-------------well .... it was that way for some people that even I knew---back
then. The fridge helps keep bacteria down-----salmonella like WARM. It is not good to stick
your raw chickens in the sink and run water on them-------little gram negative bastard rods can
live in a wet sink. My mom used to nevah crack an egg without WASHING it first------clearly
a habit leftover from EARLIER days -----it actually---makes little sense