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 first

line

graph

compares the percentage of families who have electrical appliances in a period of 100 years in a country, and the second

line

graph

depicts the

amount

of time spent on housework per week in the same period.

It is clear that

the

amount

of people who have bought vacuum cleaners and refrigerators has risen significantly between 1920 and 2019.

Furthermore

, We can

also

see that the number of hours spent on household tasks has dropped dramatically.

According to

the first

line

graph

, in 1920 the number of washing machine

owners

was the highest, with a percentage of 40%,

while

the same figures for ref

owners

was a negligible

amount

. But in 1942, the popularity of ref increased and the proportion of fridge

owners

overtook their counterparts and reached a peak of 100% in 1980.

Moreover

, by 2000, vacuum cleaners had

also

gained high popularity and the rate of both fridge and vacuum

owners

was 100% between 2000 and 2019. Looking at the second

line

graph

, we can see that 50 hours a week were spent on house chores in 1920.

However

these activities lost their attraction with the passage of time, and there was a drop in the

amount

of time spent on house chores which reached 10 hours a week in 2019