# Water Flosser Notes
> A water flosser can be a friendly addition to cleaning between teeth. Learn the right angle, pressure setting and how to avoid a wet bathroom.

## Guides
- [Pressure Settings, Starting Low](https://how-to-use-a-water-flosser.pages.dev/water-flosser-pressure-settings/): The safest approach to water flosser pressure settings is to begin on the lowest one and only move up if the jet stays comfortable.
- [Aiming the Tip Correctly](https://how-to-use-a-water-flosser.pages.dev/water-flosser-angle/): Getting the water flosser angle right means pointing the tip at roughly the gumline, slightly angled, and letting the water flow between teeth rather than.
- [Water Flossers and Braces](https://how-to-use-a-water-flosser.pages.dev/water-flosser-with-braces/): A water flosser with braces can help rinse around brackets and wires where food collects, but it does not replace careful brushing, and settings and tips.
- [Cleaning the Reservoir and Tip](https://how-to-use-a-water-flosser.pages.dev/water-flosser-cleaning-the-unit/): A water flosser sprays water that has sat in a plastic tank and run through a narrow tube, so the unit needs routine care.
- [What Research Says About Water Flossers](https://how-to-use-a-water-flosser.pages.dev/water-flosser-vs-floss-evidence/): Studies on water flossers exist, but they differ in size, length, design and who paid for them, so no firm verdict has emerged.

## About
- [About Water Flosser Notes](https://how-to-use-a-water-flosser.pages.dev/about/): not medical advice, how the site is funded and how guides are made

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