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 to 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two line graphs illustrate the percentage of households that had three different electrical devices and how frequently they used them per house per week over a period of 100

years

.

Although

the ownership of these appliances increased remarkably, the rate of using them went down to a great extent in

this

time period.

According to

the first graph, 40% and 30% of people used washing machines and

vacuum

cleaners

, respectively, and almost 2% of individuals tended to have

refrigerators

in their homes by 1920. After 20

years

, the ownership percentage of

refrigerators

passed

vacuum

cleaners

and reached almost 53%, but it was still lower than washing machines. All three appliances usage increased and owning a refrigerator was the greatest with almost 90% of households by 1960.

Then

,

Although

refrigerators

and

vacuum

cleaners

experienced the same ascending trend, washing machine ownership reduced from 70% to 65%. During the next 40

years

,

this

Correct determiner usage

these

show examples

three electrical device reached their peak and you could find

refrigerators

and

vacuum

cleaners

in every house and almost 72% of individuals had washing machines. Based on the second graph, people used the greatest amount of hours per week by 1920.

Then

it reduced to 35, 20 and 18 hours per week, in the next 60

years

, respectively. It remained static by 2000 and

then

it reached the lowest amount in 2019.