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 line graphs give information about owning household devices and the period of the house working in a country between 1920 and 2019. The data are presented in percentages and the number of

hours

.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that the percentages of the number of electrical appliances owned by

families

, had continually

increasing

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,

while

the

hours

of houseworkers obviously diminished. Looking at the first chart, the vacuum cleaner

using

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was 30

percentages

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and forty out of

hundred

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a hundred

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families

owned

the

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washing machines in 1920

which

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the refrigerators were the rare appliances at that time. Just after twenty years, almost half of

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the household

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household

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households

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had three types of electrical divides in their home. After six decades, all

families

owned their washing

machine

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machines

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and vacuum cleaner items

by

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certainly rose from 1920 and remain stable until 2019.

Moreover

, people

who

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bought refrigerators approximately 70% which slowly but sustainably increased in 2019. Moving on to the

second

chart, with the increasing number of electric appliances owned by

families

, their demand for doing household work

for example

, cleaning, washing clothes and preparing meals decreased

with

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50

hours

working a week in 1920.

Finally

, it gradually dropped to only above 10

hours

per week.