The first chart below shows the percentages of women and men in a country involved in some kinds of home tasks (cooking, cleaning, pet caring and repairing the house. The second chart shows the amount of time each gender spent on each task per day.

The first chart illustrates the proportions of females and males in a country engaged in some types of household chores (cooking, cleaning, taking care of pets and making repairs to the house). The second chart gives information regarding the amount of

time

each gender expended on each task on a daily basis.

Overall

,

while

women had a tendency to opt for cooking,

men

showed the inclination to undertake the more difficult chore - house repairing.

In addition

, the average

time

men

spent on pet care was corresponding to their female counterparts, and the percentage of both genders who chose to do

this

activity was nearly equal. The proportion of females who chose to cook at home was about 81%, with a

time

being approximately 85 minutes for

this

task. Meanwhile, the figure for male and their amount of

time

in

this

field was exactly 60%. In terms of cleaning tasks, only 40% of husbands chose to undertake them,

while

the figure for wives was around 62%. The length of

time

for

this

activity was around 45 minutes and nearly 70 minutes respectively. Similarities can be seen in the proportion of

men

and women engaged in taking care of their pets, with the respective figures being 20% and 21%. Fixing the house was a field that attracted quite a little percentage of women to engage, with the figure in both charts around 5% for the share and the

time

.

By contrast

,

men

undertook

this

task fourfold compared to their female counterparts.