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above over my head, am looking for something I can plug into 220...
with a couple of holes on the other side where I can plug in the
110v.
If that does not exist I am not going to try to jimmy anything up, I
am not qualified to mess with any wires.

Around here at the big-box places I see adapter plugs that plug into a
220 *range* socket and give you a grounded 120 V socket. They are meant
for people converting to gas stoves from electric. They do seem to bear
the certification authorities' logos, to my mild surprise.

Dryer plugs are slightly different (neutral blade is L-shaped) and I
haven't noticed such a device for them, but I haven't looked.

For sure you'd want to have a four-prong circuit (separate ground and
neutral) to make anything of it.

Chip C