Abstract: An odor removing device for toilets includes an odor collector secured to the conventional hinge posts of a toilet bowl. The odor collector has a single inlet opening and is connected in communicating relation to a downwardly convex auxiliary venturi housing which overlays the conventional bathroom ceiling fan. An air stream is introduced centrally into the auxiliary venturi and produces a venturi effect to thereby cause rapid evacuation of the noxious gases, steam and the like.

Abstract: An odor removing device for toilets includes an odor collector secured to the conventional hinge posts of a toliet bowl. The odor collector has a single inlet opening and is connected in communicating relation to a downwardly convex auxiliary venturi housing which overlays the conventional bathroom ceiling fan. An air stream is introduced centrally into the auxiliary venturi and produces a venturi effect to thereby cause rapid evacuation of the noxious gases, steam and the like.

Abstract: An odor removing device for toilets includes an L-shaped member which is attached to the lower surface of a toilet seat and which defines a collection chamber having a plurality of openings therein. An elongate flexible hose has one end thereof connected to the L-shaped member and has the other end thereof connected to the connector element of a housing. The housing is secured to the ceiling in overlying relation to a conventional ceiling fan and closes the inlet of the ceiling fan. When the ceiling fan is energized, gases and air will be removed by the odor removing device through the L-shaped member into the flexible hose and thereafter into the housing.