I think many of us change our cleaning over time. One important thing, IMO, is that those with more mucus need to be a bit more vigilant in cleaning. I seldom bring up mucus, therefore rinse rather than scrubbing/soaking in soapy water before sterilizing.
I started with boiling the nebulizer and aerobika. A year or two ago, I got a baby bottle sterilizer and I use it for my silicone nasal rinse bottle, the nebulizer, measuring cup, toothbrushes and the jars I use to hold the sterilized distilled water. I run the bottle sterilizer every day or two. I love it. I also use the sterilizer bag the sinus bottles after second use of day. The bags only sterilize 2-3 minutes which may not be long enough to kill some things, but I figure it’ll clean them and the longer bottle sterilizer will prevent biofilm development.

I use vinegar for the spacer and handheld water pik tubing and little tank, but admittedly do that less than I should (prob should 2x/week but have seen no data). I melted a water pik tank bottle sterilizer, as well as 1 toothbrush, but usu toothbrushes are ok.

My doc said I can try nebbing a few times/week since PFT’s are good/stable and scant secretions. I’m still trying to establish a new routine (harder than I expected) and that’ll change cleaning again.