Russian, like many languages, often turns famous brand names into everyday words. When a product becomes extremely popular, people start using the brand name for the entire category.
A few common examples:
Ксерокс comes from Xerox and means any photocopy.
Example: Сделай ксерокс документа.
Памперсы come from Pampers and refer to disposable diapers.
Example: Купи памперсы для ребёнка.
Джип originally referred to Jeep but now often means any SUV.
Example: Он купил большой джип.
Фотошопить comes from Photoshop and means to edit or manipulate a photo.
Гуглить comes from Google and means to search online.
Other everyday examples include джакузи for hot tub, скотч for clear adhesive tape, and термос for any vacuum flask.
Linguists call this generic trademark or brand genericization. It happens when a brand becomes so well known that its name replaces the general word for the product.