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. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts given illustrate the percentage of changing ownership of electrical appliances and the number of

hours

spending

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spent

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on doing

housework

in one country from 1920 to 2019.

Overall

, the changing of household machines saw

large

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increment during the specific period of time and

refrigerator

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refrigerators

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had the greatest growth.

Conversely

, the number of

hours

of

housework

showed

decline

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a decline

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over the years. First of all, in 1920, the ownership of

refrigerator

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refrigerators

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was almost zero

percentage

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percent

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.

However

, it surpassed the vacuum cleaner at 55% in 1940,

while

the washing machine rose slightly from 40% to 60%. Turning to 1960, vacuum cleaners and washing machines had

similar

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a similar

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percentage, which was at 70%.

In contrast

, almost 90% of households had

refrigerator

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refrigerators

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and

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which

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still increased after entering 1980 and reached its peak at 100%

along with

vacuum cleaners in 2000 and remained constant by 2019.

In addition

, washing machines increased to about 65% by 2019, with a small dip in 1980

On the other hand

, in 1920, it took 50

hours

for doing

housework

,

such

as washing clothes, preparing meals and cleaning. Meanwhile, the

hours

of spending on doing

housework

weekly decreased gradually since 1940 to its lowest at 10% in 2019.