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 first bar chart illustrates the proportion of

males

and

females

who do household chores,

while

the second graph depicts the average

time

spent on these tasks by

both

genders

.

Overall

, cooking is the most common chore among

both

males

and

females

,

while

house

repairs

have the lowest percentage.

Although

both

genders

devote most of their

time

to cooking,

house

repairs

stand the least amount of

time

allocation. The most significant share of housework is allocated to cooking for

both

genders

, with the former accounting for 80 per

cent

while

the latter is 20 per

cent

lower.The second most significant proportion of household chores is cleaning, at 80 and 60 per

cent

for

males

and

females

, respectively. Pet care is similar for those doing housework, with roughly one-fifth of

both

genders

taking on

this

task.

This

is followed by

house

repairs

, where the percentage of

males

doing

this

task is twice as high as that of

females

. Women spend the most

time

cooking, with approximately an hour a day,

while

men spend roughly 85 minutes behind the kitchen. Cleaning is responsible for the second largest share of

time

, accounting for about 65 minutes for

females

and 40 minutes for

males

. The figure for pet care remains constant at 20 per

cent

for

both

genders

. There is a significant difference between the share of

house

repairs

by

females

about 5 percent on the one hand, and that of

males

is lower approximately 15%

on the other hand

.