One of the meanings of draw is to pull (think of draft horses), so whichever way you are drawing curtains or blinds, open, closed, left, right, up, down, it is an acceptable usage. If you want to be more specific, you certainly can use a different verb (raise, lower, open, close, etc.)

I’m interested in a specific verb. I think I also like the verb “Self-sufficient,” like the verb “shape”…

What are the low-end brands and also off-brands? Is the item generic or brand specific? Is there a box in a tissue that is marked “Tissues”. You can see it here. Like all the other things, “ordinary” just means the same as any other; if we mean something special, then so do we. Can openers: an ordinary can opener only opens cans, while deluxe models may have a corkscrew or a knife sharpener included.

On the right track… On Brands. It’s fine to say a lesser-known brand. (Note: not a more well known brand. ”

How deserved is a remark it is. “