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Bath time is over. You lift your baby out. You wrap them in a warm towel. They smell clean. They look clean. But here's what you can't see. There's still something on their skin. Not dirt. Not soap residue. Something else entirely. If you live in the US, there's a 70% chance your tap water is hard. That means it's full of minerals — calcium, magnesium, limescale — plus chlorine used to treat it. And here's the thing about these minerals. They don't rinse off. When the water evaporates, the minerals stay behind. They form a thin, invisible film on your baby's skin. Layer after layer. Bath after bath. You can't see it. You can't feel it. But it's there. And it's doing three things: First, it blocks moisture from getting in. So no matter how much lotion you apply, it can't fully absorb. Second, it pulls moisture out. The minerals are hygroscopic — they actually draw water away from the skin. Third, it irritates. Chlorine residue sits on the surface long after the bath is done, slowly breaking down the natural barrier that's supposed to protect them. That's why the dry patches keep coming back. That's why their skin feels tight even after you moisturize. That's why bath time — which should be soothing — might actually be making things worse. And none of it is your fault. You just couldn't see it. But now you can do something about it. GentleDrop is the first bath filter designed specifically for babies. It clips onto your tap in 10 seconds. No tools. No plumber. No chemicals. It catches the chlorine and minerals before they ever reach the tub. So when bath time is over, what stays on their skin is just... water. Clean, soft water. Nothing else. Here's what that actually looks like: You finish the bath. You dry them off. And this time, when you check their skin an hour later, it's still soft. Not tight. Not rough. No invisible film slowly drying them out. Just soft, calm skin — the way it's supposed to be after a bath. 92% of parents said bath time felt gentler. 88% noticed less dryness. One mum said: "I always wondered why my baby's skin felt dry even after I moisturized. Now I know — and now it doesn't." Try it for 60 days. If it doesn't make a difference, send it back. Full refund. No questions. Because clean-looking skin and actually clean skin aren't always the same thing. Now they can be.