The charts below show the changes in ownership of electrical appliances and amount of time spent doing housework in households in one country between 1920 and 2019

The given charts provide the percentage of household equipment

ownerships

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ownership

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regarding three distinct devices and how many hours per week

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to domestic work on average in a particular nation over a decade period beginning from 1920 to 2019. As can be seen, the figure for

ownership

of all electrical appliances experienced significant growth with refrigerators and

vacuum

cleaners becoming the most ubiquitous.

However

, a reversed trend could be observed in the amount of time allocated for doing housework. Looking at the first chart,

initially

washing

machine

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machines

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and

vacuum

cleaner

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cleaners

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were owned by 40% and 30% respectively. Over the

next

4 decades,

ownership

of refrigerators surpassed two other mechanical consumer durables accounting for 90%

ownership

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of ownership

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of homes.

This

electrical device was 20% higher than a washing machine and

vacuum

cleaner

ownership

. From 1980 onwards, almost all families installed refrigerators and

vacuum

cleaners,

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from 90% to 100%. Meanwhile, in 1980, the percentage of households utilizing laundry machines experienced a slight decline

by

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5% but

then

increased to approximately 75% in 2019. Regarding the

second

chart, in 1920 each family spent 50 hours per week on household chores,

then

dropped

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low of 20 hours in 1960. Since

then

,

this

figure underwent several highs and lows over the following 40-years stage and started to decrease to merely 10% in 2019.