Wives who claim their husbands should help out more around the house because women work a "double shift" at the office and in the home are misguided, according to research.
If both paid work and unpaid duties such as housework, care and voluntary work are taken into account, husbands actually contribute more than their fair share to the household, experts found.
According to a study of how people use their time, men in Britain spend marginally longer on "productive" work each day than women.
While many wives scale back their working hours or drop out of employment after having children, husbands will often work overtime to earn more income for the family.

I'm sorry, is this from a 1950's American news wire?

if the dishwasher is full, you put it on, whoever notices that it has finished (or has something dirty to put in and the machine is finished) empties it,