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Deleting a container and starting again from scratch = wipe
Yeah, exactly. If you're starting over from scratch constantly you're doing something wrong. Check out https://docs.docker.com/storage/ for a few options on how you should be managing your storage.
This is the only container I've had anywhere near the amount of trouble with, others it's just pulling a new image or something. I've been doing docker for like 5 years now, NC was just awful. Shouldn't need to nuke anything while you're still in the initial service setup phase...