as it is gradually absorbed into the water over a period of time thus eliminating the need to flush the toilet after each use the use of this fluid eliminates the need for using an odor exhausting fan thereby also conserving energy a typical embodiment of the semiautomatic fluid dispenser of the present invention is illustrated in the lower perspective view of fig1 and the top plan view of fig2 inlet block 36 has fluid inlet hose connection 40 and provides a mounting slot 39a for torsion wire spring 34 and also provides a sealed mounting for one end of rubber tube 52 outlet block 38 contains a fluid exit port 62 and provides a mounting slot 39b for torsion wire spring 34 and also provides a sealed mounting for the other end of rubber tube 52 in addition inlet block 36 has an attachment face 64a and outlet block 38 has an attachment face 64b these two faces being covered with a suitable adhesive material as a means of permanent attachment to the bottom face 32 of toilet seat 30 torsion wire spring 34 has a figure 6 shape and clearance is provided in mounting slots 39a and 39b to accommodate a change in effective length of this spring as it flexes.