They might mean that, but they'd still be wrong. Soldering is done around 75-100°C lower than temperatures where lead is anything other than melted in meaningfu

They might mean that, but they'd still be wrong. Soldering is done around 75-100°C lower than temperatures where lead is anything other than melted in meaningful quantities. There is ingestion risk of lead residue on fingers (which is the reason why eating and smoking is prohibited around soldering stations), but very low inhalation risk.