With such plants, water thoroughly but very infrequently, e.g. once a week is plenty. Thus you can totally soak the soil if you provide no more water for another week or two. I then water to thoroughly soak the soil top to bottom, drain off the excess and do nothing more until a week later. If you move a plant once you have determined its minimum water requirements, you may have to experiment again because of the difference in conditions in the new location. If you can capture rain water, use rain water on your house plants.
Rain water has natural nutrition and is devoid of chemicals thus far better than tap water.
You will marvel at and be delighted with the results you get using fertilizer on your house plants. The only liquid fertilizer I ever use is on African violets. They seem to demand that special food. Liquid fertilizers build up salts rapidly and over time damage or possibly kill your house plants. In the package are tiny timed release round gray pellets that feed 3-6 months per application.