Battery Connection.

Kelly Marie Angel:

I have no idea whats pyr?

It's all Greek to me Kelly. (Clue). Think pyro cable. (Another clue, I am just too generous).


Z.

Grumpy:

Well, if it's Aunt Bessie, are you a roast potato?

Ah,  yes, heat and cooking do come into it. There is a clue in the 1882 1st edition  of the regulations which I recently posted. Rules and Regulations for the Prevention of Fire Risks Arising from Electric Lighting. 1882.


Z.

Zoomup:

Everyone has given up, so sad.? Well here is another clue then.


The answer is crystal clear. That' s a hot clue.

A lamp?

Zoomup:

Ha, ha. This post is not what you expected is it??


I am connected to electrical storage.  As a rugged battery storage jar. Circa 1908.


I am not easily shocked when illuminated.  As used for strong durable lantern globes.


I am linked to pyr. Fire and Pyrex. Heat resistant glass.


I have connections to food by Bessie and Jessie. Jessie Littleton made a casserole dish for his wife Bessie out of a cut down battery jar made of borosilicate glass.


What am I? Well, heat resistant glass,  borosilicate glass or Pyrex would do as well.


Z.