Abstract: This invention relates to control of obnoxious odors from toilet bowl by fogging nozzles. This is accomplished by mounting fogging nozzles on an independent insert installed under the toilet seat on common mounting holes. Fogging nozzles are fed from the household water supply at 40-60 PSI. This is achieved by bifurcating water supply to the toilet tank or such water sources available in the bathroom. A control valve is used to control water supply and regulate water pressure to the fogging nozzles. Nozzles are directed to produce atomizing fog to fill the volume of the toilet bowl to capture and absorb air born odor molecules and drop into the pool of water in the bowl. Eventually the odor laden water is flushed at the end of cleaning cycle.