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

The charts illustrate the distribution of different household chores that males and females usually do and how much

time

they spend on separate tasks every day.

It is clear that

most women take responsibility for cooking and cleaning the house and they spend most of their

time

during the day doing those. Meanwhile, men are more concerned about house repairs.

Besides

, pet care takes up the same percentage of

time

for both 2 genders. As can be seen, the wives are in charge of most cooking activities with over 80% of all, compared to 60% of the husbands.

By contrast

, men are more likely to do house repairs

instead

of women, which stands at nearly one-fifth.

Likewise

, cleaning is usually done by female counterparts as they comprise 60%,

while

the figure for that finished by their partners was 40%. Both genders

also

share the same portion of pet care, it accounts for approximately 20%. Regarding the average

time

they use for housework, wives spend 80% of their

time

on cooking and under 70% on cleaning,

whereas

the proportion of those done by their spouses takes 60% and over 40% of the

time

respectively. The amount of

time

spent on pet care by both males and females is 20%.

Moreover

,

whereas

women show less interest in repairing household items as they spend only a small fraction, men make up 20%.