The line graph compares the revolution of devices that work on electricity and the changes in the

ownership of that from 1920 to 2019. Overall, it can be seen that the households in possession of
all the devices generally increase, with that of refrigerator being the most dramatic rise. Despite
starting at under 10 percent, the figure for families in possession of refrigerators grew
exponentially by approx. 60 rate and a one-time significant increase in the recorded 90 percent in
1980. Moreover, in 2019, everyone owned it. The washing machine did not seem a major rise at
this time. The period between 1920 and 2019 saw an almost two times rise in the proportion of
families in possession of washing machines, with the figure going up from 40 ratio to roughly 80
percent. In 199920, just 30 percent of the public had vacuum cleaners and in 2019 everyone had
it in their homes.