Beraisa: He may take (as a security) day garments at night and night garments in the day. He must return day garments in the day and night garments at night.

A pillow or sheet that is usually used at night - he may take them as security in the daytime and return them for the night.

An axe or plough blade that are usually used for work in the day - he may take them at night and return them for the day.

R. Ila: Sometimes he explained the pasuk (Devarim 24, 15), "lo savo alav hashemesh'' to mean - "the sun should not set on him'' (referring to returning a night garment at the end of the day).

Sometimes he explained it to mean "the sun should not rise on him'', as the pasuk states (ibid, 13), "you should surely return to him the security, when the sun comes'' - i.e. when it rises and shines. "You shall return it before the sun comes'' - meaning sunset.