Broke things! Is there an easy way to start all over again

Used LetsEncrypt to set up a certificate for a site notjust4u.com
sudo certbot --apache -d notjust4u.com

That worked fine however 2 wordpress sites which are in subdirectories of that domain, were not running in https mode.

I modified one of the wordpress sites notjust4u/demo3
to run in it in https mode following instructions in: https://reviewofweb.com/how-to/migrate-wordpress-from-http-to-https/
and was troubleshooting to figure out why it wasn’t

Then I went off on a tangent and decided to generate another certificate for corinneswine.com
sudo certbot --apache -d corinneswine.com

Now suddenly both https://notjust4u.com and https://corinneswine.com were broken

I check out vhosts-le-ssl.conf and noticed that the the certificate links for the second site corinneswine.com were now
listed in the definition of my first definition for notjust4u.com

Figuring that there may have been a glitch (CONFESSION: I did make some cosmetic changed to vhosts-le-ssl.conf, indenting some of the directives to align with the rest of the file), Maybe that messed things up.

I edited vhosts-le-ssl.conf fo fix things. Well that only made things worse.

Is there a clean and easy way to purge|delete|erase all my letsencrypt certificates and infrastructure changes, so I can
start all over again?

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