Environmentally controlled standard toilet

An environmentally controlled standard toilet comprising:

• a standard toilet bowl having a bowl top, a bowl upper rim, a center section and inside walls, said bowl being adapted to be connected to a sewer line;
• a detachable toilet seat positioned on top of said bowl contiguous with said rim, said toilet seat having an integrated circular seat-skirt extending downwardly into said bowl to form an air-trapping cavity between said bowl walls and said seat-skirt;
• a bowl flushing means permitting water to enter said bowl and flush matter therefrom;
• an air circulation means for recirculating air inside said air-trapping cavity;
• and a sanitizer/conditioning means for dispensing odor conditioning and sanitizing agents into recirculating air returning to said air-trapping cavity, said air circulation means having at least one exhaust opening positioned inside said air-trapping cavity allowing a flow of air generated by said air circulation means to enter tangentially inside said air-trapping cavity and to generate a circular air movement inside said air-trapping cavity and further said air circulation means having at least one inlet opening positioned inside said air-trapping cavity to return the recirculated air from within said air-trapping cavity to said air circulation means, wherein the moving air inside said air-trapping cavity resembles a cyclone-type air circulation that generates secondary air currents within said bowl that move radially from a center of said bowl, wherein said secondary air currents carry warmer and contaminated air from the bowl center to said air-trapping cavity to neutralize and mix said contaminated air with said odor conditioning and sanitizing agents dispensed by said air circulation means in the air moving tangentially inside said air-trapping cavity thus reducing bacteria count and conditioning the odor within said bowl, furthermore the cyclone-type air circulation inside said air-trapping cavity mixes cooler air sweeping along the toilet bowl walls with warmer and contaminated air to lower the temperature of said warmer contaminated air and to force condensation of vapors present in said contaminated air by bringing the vapors into contact with the cooler toilet bowl walls.