Would The TH73EE Be Safe To Use Around My EPO/EPMD Roof?

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Is this safe to use around Epo or epmd type of roofs?

asked by: Kevin M

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Hey Kevin,

The Thetford Premium Conditioner # TH73EE is safe to your around those types of roofs. It is not to be used on them, but if the seals are near that roof it is okay to use around it. You will just want to be careful that a large amount does not get onto those roof areas.

What kind of trailer are you wanting to use this on?

expert reply by: Nick S

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Nick S.

9/2/2025

Hey Kevin, Did you decide to use the Thetford Premium Conditioner around your trailer's roof seals? I'm asking because your experience could help others who are considering using it in similar situations.

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