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 selectiong and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The two line graphs provided compare the different electrical appliances that are owned, and

also

the number of

hours

dedicated to houseworking for 99

years

.

Overall

, it is apparent that after a significant rise in the level of

vacuum

cleaners

and refrigerators in each household, they remained constant for the rest of the period.

Also

, throughout the period, the number of

hours

individuals do housework is falling gradually. Turning to electrical appliances, it can be seen that the percentage of washing machines and

vacuum

cleaners

in each house stood at 30% and 40% respectively in 1920.

Nonetheless

,

this

level for

vacuum

cleaners

was almost 1% of households in that year.

However

,

this

saw a dramatic growth to 100% in the following 60

years

in 1980, the highest level in comparison with the other two appliances. For the following 39

years

, the percentage of households with

vacuum

cleaners

and refrigerators with a very close gap levelled off from 1980 to 2019. The amount of

hours

spent on doing housework in the second line graph is illustrated, measured per

week

. It can be seen that

this

amount stood at 50

hours

per

week

in 1920, and

then

it experienced a gradual decline to approximately 15

hours

per

week

in 1980. For the following 39

years

, it remained stable, and it can be understood that individuals spent less time on housework per

week

than before in 2019.