Polish Brand names in everyday usage.

Are there any brand names in Poland that are in everyday use to describe the object ?

In Scotland for example
Sellotape is a brand of adhesive tape but everyone just calls it sellotape.
Hoover is the brand name of a vacuum cleaneer, but everyone just uses the name "Hoover".

Any examples from Poland ?

Maybe 'gorący kubek' and 'inka'?

pampersy - any disposable nappies
adidasy - any sports footwear
ksero - photocopy (from Xerox)
rower - bicycle, from the brand name Rover (AFAIK)

I'm sure there are more, but my mind is a blank ;-)

elektroluks for vacuum cleaner - I think Electrolux was the first available brand here
neska for instant coffee (Nescafe) - not so much now, but it used to be in the past, when there weren't that many brands available

Interesting topic. It may not apply today, but back in the 90ties Poles would call a personal computer (PC) as an 'IBM.' There may be more these days (especially related to technology).

I heard some Polish (female, if I remember corretly) reporter almost caused a scandal by asking at Puma's (or Nike's) press conference 'how many adidases are you planning to produce in the next year?"

Also not a brand name, but Poles often call every martial arts movie a karate movie (althought it seems at last to change nowadays).

Back to the topic:

Junkers for any hot water storage tank.