The bar chart gives information about the weekly average hours men and women spend doing activities related to home. Overall, it is noticeable that there are considerable differences between two sexes in some activities (cooking, surfing the internet, and cleaning the house), while the gap is similar for other activities of both genders.
Concerning tasks with dramatic gaps, surfing the internet experiences a significant difference with men spending about 8 hours more on affairs around the home than women, the biggest variation among all activities. Then there is a considerable gap (about 6 hours) between cooking activity of both genders with superiority of females. Finally, women dedicate their time to clean the house much less than 5 hours compare to men.
Turning similar activities with a negligible gap, watching television and washing up see a mere difference (around 2 hours), much like each other, between the tasks of men and women. In the first activity, men contribute slightly more, while in the second one, the situation is reversed. Even though reading and gardening are tasks with the lowest gap among all home affairs respectively.