If $|G|=30$ and $P_3$, $P_5$ are $3$- and $5$-Sylow subgroups respectively, then one of them is normal

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l've already read (and understood) a different way to solve this problem, but I wanted to know if there's any way the following idea could work:

Let's assume $P_3P_5$ is a subgroup, then its order should be $3\cdot 5=15$. Therefore, its index would be $2$, so we could conclude it's a normal subgroup. The problem is, $P_3P_5$ would only be a subgroup if either $P_3$ or $P_5$ are normal, so I'm not sure any of this was useful.

Is there any way we can turn this into a working argument?