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It is true, very used as a prefix, but as a stand-alone name, I can't recall any, and certainly not a houseware brand.
by dusted 4y ago
It is true, very used as a prefix, but as a stand-alone name, I can't recall any, and certainly not a houseware brand.
- tokai 4y agoDansk Pilsner ;P Also Dansk Folkeferie, Dansk Kabel TV, Dansk Retursystem, and Dansk Erhverv just from the top of my mind.
- dusted 4y agoDansk Pilsner is not named Dansk.. It's named Dansk Pilsner.. As I said in my original post, and the clarification, I've never encountered a brand that is named Dansk before this article about a brand called Dansk, which is an american brand making houseware.
- tokai 4y agoOh I missed your point about Dansk alone. Not really surprising that you have never seen a company called Dansk before. It would make no sense in Denmark.
- lormayna 4y agoOne of the most common digestive liquor (a sort of Fernet Branca) is called "Gammel Dansk"
- wojciii 4y agoLet's not forget Danske Bank. A large bank which has seen better days.
- tveyben 4y agoThey’re great at ‘cleaning’…