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Band 5+: the changes in ownership of electical appliances and amount of time spent doing housework in households in one country

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The image presents two charts: The first displays the percentage of households with specific electrical appliances from 1920 to 2019, and the second illustrates the average number of hours of housework per household per week within the same years. In 1920, ownership data: washing machines at 0%; refrigerators at 0%; vacuum cleaners at 30%. By 1940, vacuum cleaner ownership rose to 60%, washing machines to 40%, refrigerators to 50%. In 1960, vacuum cleaners at 80%, washing machines close to 67%, refrigerators peaked at 90%. In 1980, vacuum cleaners reached 90%, refrigerators maintained at 100%, washing machines at 70%. From 2000 to 2019, all appliances showed full saturation at 100% ownership. In the second chart, weekly housework hours started at 50 in 1920, declining to 40 by 1940, dropping below 20 by 1980, settling at roughly 10 hours in 2000 and consistent through 2019.
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the two graphs presented illustrate the changes of households with electrical appliances and the number of hours housework spent per week over the period from 1920 until 2019.

Overall, the percentage of refrigerator usage with electrical appliances sharply rose, while the duration of houseworks shows a downward trend over the period.

There are three percentage of households that shown in graph, such as washing machine, refrigerator, and lastly vacuum cleaner. At the beginning, in 1920, washing machine had the largest percentage of households, meanwhile with no percentage, refrigerator is the least, which mean no one used refrigerator at that time. By 1960, the number of refrigerator escalated rapidly to 90%, consequently replaced the amount of washing machine. During the time until 2019, the percentage of washing machine usage also gradually increased following the number of refrigerator. In the other hand, vacuum cleaner fluctuated steadily with least changes of percentage until 2019.

Initially, the work hours of housework was at the peak which is around 50%. Over time, the duration that spent by houseworks is fallen gradually to 10% at the end of 2019.

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