The phrase "housework such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing examples of household tasks or chores.
Example: "I have many responsibilities at home, including housework such as cleaning, cooking, and laundry."
Alternatives: "household tasks like" or "domestic chores such as".
In which it is claimed that couples have less sex when a man performs what is regarded as traditionally female housework such as cooking, laundry and doing the dishes.
Working-class women, struggling to feed a family on starvation wages of less than £2 a week, grew prematurely old from the back-breaking labour of basic housework, such as humping coal, kindling fires, heating water, scrubbing floors and washing clothes.
As well as opting for "visible" forms of housework such as shopping and cooking, to maximise the perception that they were doing their fair share, middle -class men were also more likely to monetise the issue by hiring a cleaner to "justify their laziness".
Women felt honored to be workers, while much of the housework, such as cooking lunch and taking care of children, was carried out by the canteens and nurseries provided by danwei.
Muhammad did household chores and helped with housework such as preparing food, sewing clothes, and repairing shoes.
Women end up doing more than their fair share of office housework such as taking notes, organizing events, and training new hires.
Similarly, heavy domestic chores in the 7 days preceding MRI were assessed by asking whether a participant had performed heavy housework chores, such as vacuuming, scrubbing floors, washing windows or carrying wood.
It also requires the ability to carry out routine housework, including tasks such as sweeping the floor, washing dishes, making a bed and doing laundry.
Girls might often be involved in housework-related chores, such as washing clothes in water, or might have more frequent contact with dogs than boys do, increasing their opportunity to be exposed to T. canis; thus, subsequent studies are required.
In her last book, Home Time (2002) she wrote: "So now we have this quaint situation: a post-feminist generation without ideological hang-ups about housework as such, but all adrift about how to begin, what is entailed, how to get the best results in the least time and with the least effort".
Although an emphasis on collective values brought responsibilities such as housework, the Wilds also remember more positive aspects.
