Gender equality in homes starts with this, according to IKEA research
The good news, however, is that 76 percent of those surveyed jointly manage the family coffers, but there are places where cleaning is also a shared responsibility already. Changing the division of labor is a small step for homes, but it can be a big step for society in the future, because it can also make its members happier and more satisfied.
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