The given bar chart represents the number of households in the UK having 8 different home-appliances in 2001 and 2008.
Overall, it is clear that most british households had telephone while the percentage of people using internet and dishwasher was relatively small in the given period.
In detail, in 2001, approximately 95% of households had a telephone and it was the highest figure. The second and third largest figure recorded in microwave, CD player around 80% and 70%, respectively. In addition, about 60% of people used clothes dryer, which was six times the figure for internet usage and the percentage of internet was the lowest among all categories.
Turning to the figure for 2008, roughly 85% of british people used telephone, microwave and CD player, all of which stood at same level. Moreover, arounf 65% of households had a home computer in 2008, representing almost double from nearly 35% in 2001.
