Rotten egg smeel is sulfur. There is one cheap hope. Some times sulfer can be pulled out with air. Drop a hose from a compresser down lower than your foot valve and put some air to it for a few miutes. Run your pump a while, you will have to flush the lines to get rid of water that was in the system before you started. May not work but some sulfur forms can be pulled out this way.
Sulfer is not going to hurt anything and you could pick up some vitamins and minerals cheap. That said if you have not used the well in a long time time it would be a good idea to call your local heath department (unless you live in one of those places that thinks every one should have to pay for public water, then call some one else for testing). It really does need to be tested and most places the health departemt will do it for free or for say $10 (Cheap), and they ain't try'n to sell anything.
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