Pandanus leaves are a fragrant plant that our grandparents used to make tea, make cakes or add to sticky rice. Pandanus leaves grow in bushes, can be 1m high, stem diameter 1-3cm, branched. The leaves are lanceolate, smooth, arranged in a trough shape, 40-50cm long, 3-4cm wide, no thorns on the edges, light-colored underside, with many veins 1mm apart.
Pandanus leaves contain many essential oils and glycosides, alkaloids, so they have many uses in medicine, are widely used and are very simple to use.
And one of the simplest ways that pandanus leaves can serve our lives is to deodorize. Just hang one or a few bunches of pandanus leaves in the toilet and all the bad smells and mold in the toilet will disappear. This is the method that many drivers still use for their cars.