I clean everything as I am using it, which means I may clean the same spot various times a day, with the exception of the stove which I only clean once a day (after dinner).
So for example I use the bathroom sink in the morning, and when I finish washing hands/face, doing minimal make-up, etc. I grab the cleaning utensils I keep under the sink and clean it all, as well as the mirror. I use the sink again in the afternoon, so when I'm done I clean it again. When I use it again before sleeping -brush teeth, take off make-up, etc- again I clean it again with the utensils.
I shower once a day, so I wash the bathtub when I get out and put on my robe, every single time. I keep the cleaning utensils under the sink, like I said before, ready to go. It's all very quick.
Same with the kitchen. I clean as I use things. Chop vegies on the chopping board, then wash chopping board + knife while the stuff is cooking. Multitasking. And so on. My parents and other family members throw knives, boards and plates to the kitchen sink to be cleaned later... this is something I don't understand. The things that can be washed in an instant, like a chopping board or knives... why would one choose to accumulate for later? It's a ton of unnecessary clutter. Damages my eyes to see their kitchens.
Or when I do laundry, I clean the surface of the machine right then and there.
I deep clean the entire house on saturdays, which includes vaccuuming, the toilet, and so on..
My bedroom is my sanctuary and I keep it organized and clean. I hate clutter.
When I arrive home from the street, I put the clothes away as I undress, item by item, deciding right then and there what needs to go to the laundry basket. So pants I will fold and put it the closet, and tops will usually go to the basket, same with underwear and socks, shoes go to the shoe cupboard. I never leave clothes on any chair or the bed, everything is organized in three seconds, it's really no effort at all.