The super macro guessing game (5)

a burned out electric heating ring/element

A charred piece of the human anatomy?

Chris.R wrote in post #18347130
a burned out heating ring/element

Yes that is exactly what it is. Name the item it is a heating element for and the next round is yours.

Chet wrote in post #18347142
A charged piece of the human anatomy?

You are welcome to use this to charge your piece of human anatomy if you wish.

Nogo wrote in post #18347147
You are welcome to use this to charge you piece of human anatomy if you wish.

My cell phone is really letting me down with it's recreation of my posts.

Not a clue. Is it related to infusions of methylxanthine alkaloids?

Chris.R wrote in post #18347164
Not a clue. Is it related to infusions of methylxanthine alkaloids?

Think simple. This is a common item. Working versions of these items are probably in half the homes in the developed world.

Chet wrote in post #18347142
A charred piece of the human anatomy?

I see you edited this after I answered to unedited question.

Charred may be over the top, but it is fair to say probably most people have burned some of their anatomy by accidentally touching one of these at least once in their life.

Nogo wrote in post #18347177
but it is fair to say probably most people have burned some of their anatomy by accidentally touching one of these at least once in their life.

My wife??? She's pretty hot. (I'll have to show her this, maybe I'll get some points good for a free nose hair extraction or such.)

Is the item a small appliance that would often be found on a kitchen counter?

Something to do with dissociating hydrogen dioxide molecules?

Does this item partly carbonize the outer surface(s) of food items?

Chet wrote in post #18347181
My wife??? She's pretty hot. (I'll have to show her this, maybe I'll get some points good for a free nose hair extraction or such.)

Feel free to show this to your wife. She will probably say something to you such as its a ____ burner as she rolls her eyes.

OhLook wrote in post #18347190
Is the item a small appliance that would often be found on a kitchen counter?

So close but just not there. It is a part of an appliance. The part called an eye, burner, heating element, or even called something else in other parts of the world. Generally the appliance this is part of ,is not a "small" appliance but in some cases, such as in a dorm room, it could be.

Usually the appliance this is part of either sits beside a kitcken counter or is countersunk into one.

Chris.R wrote in post #18347191
Something to do with dissociating hydrogen dioxide molecules?

It could assist in performing this reaction but it is highly unlikely anyone would bother using one of these in that process.

OhLook wrote in post #18347198
Does this item partly carbonize the outer surface(s) of food items?

Yes it is often used to perform that function in the average kitchen.

Like Dian Fossey had, a black ape you see in the mist?
edited: sp

Western Silverback rotisserie ?