The provided chart demonstrates the division of household activities in males and females in Great Britain, measured in minutes per person per day.
Overall, the percentage of females in mostly household tasks is higher than that of males, with the exception of gardening, pet care and maintenance odd jobs throughout the period.
Regarding the household tasks which attracted more females, the proportion of cooking,baking, and washing up rank the highest in females at nearly 73 , more than double that of males at 30. Similarly, the figure for females who work cleaning, house tidying is under 60 and also has a big disparity with more than roughly 45. Besides, the data on care of own children and play accounted for approximately 45 in women, while that of men is less than half with only 20. Clothes, washing, ironing and sewing is a small figure in females with nearly 25 and only 3% of males.
By contrast, the percentage of men who work gardening, pet care has a bigger figure with roughly 50 , more than double that of women at 20. Eventually, maintenance odd jobs has a small distance, occupying approximately 26 of females and 10 of males.
