What sort of "cleaner" do Apple use to clean refurbished products?
I've had experience with buying two refurbished MacBooks: one for myself, and one that I just recently recommenced my girlfriend to get. Two years back, when I got mine in, it of course smelt fantastic like new Apple hardware, but it also had a hint of some sort of cleaner... maybe nail polish? I realize that this sort of thing is not recommended to be used, so I assumed it was something else that maybe Apple only used---a sort of special blend. But then last week, when the girlfriend got her new Retina MacBook in, it smelt the same and it got my interest sparked once again.
Do we know what they use? I understand the booklets and the forums on here recommend, straight from Apple, to use a lent-free, lightly damp clothe to clean your products, but sometimes I feel like I'd like to give it a "deeper" clean (I write a lot, so no matter how often I wash my hands or wipe my keyboard down, eventually it gets a little dirty from grease and whatnot). And now that I think of it... when I had to have my iPhone replaced a few years back, the one that I got from the Apple Store smelt of the same cleaner, as it was a refurbished phone too.
Anyone know?
MacBook Pro (15-inch Early 2011), OS X Mavericks (10.9.3)