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 given graphs illustrate the percentage of home appliances possession,

as well as

the number of spending

hours

conducting house chores in about 100

years

, starting from 1920.

Overall

, it stands out from the charts that household ownership in all three kinds of stuff rose steadily and reached the highest point in 2019,

while

the opposite trend is true for the second graph which we can observe a steady decrease, which resulted in recording the lowest point in the

last

year. In terms of appliance possession, the figures indicate that 20 per cent of people bought fridges and the indicative figure jumped from 0 to about 55 per cent in the first 20

years

, and a similar trend was seen from 1940 until 1960 with a high rise of about 35% reaching 90% respectively and

finally

reached the full percentage in 1980 sooner than any other rivals.

Likewise

, the possession of vacuum cleaners doubled in about 40

years

span from 30% to about 70% respectively; it

also

recorded the full ratio of 100% in 2000.

On the other hand

, the opposite figures can be obtained from the second graph in comparison to the former one. People used to do housework about 50

hours

a week in 1920, but the figures fell gradually in later

years

. It is

also

obvious, that the working

hours

dropped dramatically from1920 to 1940, and reached the least rate of about 10

hours

at the end

.