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Unlike dry chemical rocket engines, water rockets use just air and water. The main thing you have to worry about is having the rocket hit something or someone as it takes off. Another concern as I stated in the previous paragraph is that over pressurizing a water rocket can lead to a rupture or explosion that can send bits and pieces flying.
