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 maire comparisons where refevant.

The two line charts illustrate the developments in the possession of electrical devices and the length of time dedicated to housework in a single nation over almost a century from 1920 to 2019. Time is measured in hours and ownership in percentage.

Overall

, it can be seen that

while

people owned more washing machines at the beginning in comparison to refrigerators and vacuum cleaners, they ended up with less of it compared with the other two appliances.

Furthermore

, the time spent on housework witnessed a dramatic decrease over the period given.

Firstly

, the figure for the possession of refrigerators and vacuum cleaners began at about 5% and 30% in 1920. Afterwards, the percentage for refrigerators experienced three major spikes reaching 100% in 1980 and

then

it remained unchanged until 2019.

Similarly

, for the vacuum cleaners, the proportion recorded four consecutive rises and hit 100% in 2000 and

then

stayed stable till the end of the period.

Secondly

, the weekly hours spent on housework was 50 in 1920 before registering three consecutive declines and hitting about 15 in 1980.

Moreover

, the number

then

remained the same until 2000 when it witnessed one final fall to reach a low of 10 hours per week in the

last

year (2019).