Sulfurous "rotten egg" smell = anaerobic soil bacteria from chronic overwatering. Repotting with fresh soil won't help if watering habits don't change.
Multiple people watering "just in case" keeps soil saturated. Oxygen-deprived bacteria produce hydrogen sulfide. Roots rot, smell worsens.
Use moisture meter if unsure. Most houseplants die from kindness (water), not neglect.

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