You can't. Or rather you shouldn't. They had a lawsuit saying how they claimed you could but people later found out it caused issues.

https://www.multi-plycookwaresettlement.com/faqs#:~:text=The%20lawsuit%20alleges%20that%20All,Defendants%20deny%20these%20allegations.

I found the easiest way to clean burned food from Stainless Steel cookware is to add water to the pot/pan, bring it to a boil, and let cool to warm temp before cleaning. There may still be a some elbow grease needed pending on what's caked and burned on, but it's much less work overall.

I don't recommend it, but they are technically dishwasher safe.

In my experience the stainless finish gets foggy at the high heat and detergents, making it harder to clean in the future.

But mostly, IMHO, putting large heavy metal pots with all my breakable plates and glasses is a recipe for disaster, especially if my child does the emptying. That's the same reason they aren't stored in the same cabinet.