Homemade Guitar Humidifier

I have a Takamine gs 330s acoustic guitar, which sells new at Guitar Center for $330. My grandpa gave me a "Planet Waves" acoustic guitar humidifier. I do not want my guitar to become warpedor messed up because of the lack of humidity, and I am starting to doubt the effectiveness of the "Planet Waves" humidifier. Here is my home made guitar humidifier. Soon I am making one for my Lanikai LU-11 ukulele.

Step 1: Materials

You only need three things. A small tupperware container, a sponge, and a drill or pocketknife.

Step 2: Drill the Holes

Take the lid off of the tupperware container and drill holes in it, but make sure the holes are not too big. They should be about 1/2 of a centimeter in diameter. Poke about 4-5 holes.

Step 3: Trim the Sponge

Cut the sponge up if it will not fit in the tupperware container comfortably. Make sure it doesn't push against the lid.

Step 4: Soak the Sponge

Get the sponge inside wet, but not saturated. It should not be dripping. If it is, take out the sponge and wring it out.

Step 5: Using It

Place the humidifier into the guitar's case with it. I am not responsible for any injuries sustained, or for any damage to any guitars. Use at your own risk. If you use it correctly, and do not let it leak, nothing bad will occur.