Which of these famous inventions was originally called the 'Odourless Disinfecting Powder' before a strategic rebranding made it a household name?

Throughout history, many revolutionary inventions and discoveries weren't immediately successful until strategic brand identity transformations made them household names. This poll tests your knowledge about how certain innovations were rebranded to achieve market success. Understanding these pivotal branding decisions offers insight into how product positioning and identity can dramatically alter public perception and adoption rates of new technologies and scientific discoveries.

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Listerine (originally a floor cleaner)
Coca-Cola (originally marketed as a medicinal syrup)
Lysol (originally marketed as a feminine hygiene product)
Kleenex (originally sold as 'Cold Cream Remover')