These two pie chart illustrate the consumption of water in different household activities in one country in 1988 and 2008.
Overall, the proportion of domestic water usage for bathroom and kitchen showed upward figures. In contrast, the figure for gardening, washing clothes and toilets exhibited downward trends.
The proportion of water allocation for bathroom and kitchen depicted increases in figures. Starting at 22% in 1988, the separation of water for bathroom experienced a further improvement in 2008, reaching 25%. Moreover, by 1988, the consumption of water for kitchen had accounted for 15%, after which it had skyrocketed to 29% in 2008.
On the other hand, this figure for washing clothes, gardening and toilets bucked the trend. In 1988, the percentage of water usage for washing clothes exhibited 25%, and this was followed by a noticeable dip, reaching 22%. Around 18% of water used for toilet in 1988, compared to 7% of gardening. However, in the following year, both household activities witnessed a marginal drop to 14% and 7% respectively.