We have a standard 2 socket receptacle in our basement that we used for a PORTABLE electric dryer. It does have a 220 circuit breaker in the breaker box. We bought a full size dryer and a 30amp 3 wire 125/250 volt universal dryer cord. Obviously the receptacle needs to be changed, so we bought a 30amp-125/250v non-grounding dryer outlet. On the dryer outlet package, it states "Caution: This device is not designed for grounding use. Connect only to non-grounding circuits." What do we need to do? And yes, I am a complete rookie, so please be specific. Thanks a whole lot.

I have been having trouble with my phone lines and also my dial up up to the internet. I want to run a dedicated line to the room where my computer is. Shoud I use the Cat5 cable for just this one line? Some one told me Cat5 only shields out interference if you have multiple lines through it. If I only do this room and not the others, will that affect the connection? If I have too many phones hooked up will that affect the connection? How many are too many phones? Any help y'all can give me would be appreciated.