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Can you plug the dryer with 4 wires then use a 3 a prong adapter? Or do you have to wire the dryer using 3 wires if using an adapter to match it?

the 'original' 3-wire scheme for electric dryers was not 'dangerous', and never will be. what the electric code is doing is simply saying that a 4-wire scheme, with it's own ground wire, is 'safER'... although the likelihood of anyone on the 'old' wiring scheme would ever be shocked, or shocked enough to 'matter', is far and few in-between... you also mention that you didn't want to be shocked with '250 volts' of electricity - your statement is another misleading comment: if either of the HOT wires broke/came loose/touched the chassis, AND the Neutral was also not doing it's job, AT THE SAME TIME and AT THE SAME MOMENT someone 'touched' the chassis, in that very, very unlikely moment, ONLY 120volts would be available, NOT 240/250. Each HOT wire is only 120v. so, no, no one will 'die' because of this, and likely, even if the code had NEVER been changed, no one will EVER know the difference, except the wiring companies who produce the now 'needed' upgrade wiring pigtail, and 4-prong Outlets.